Marko Mäkelä wrote:
>
> > Hmm. I would trade a casette port for a RS232 interface...
>
> Come on, think about it, wouldn't it have been cool to have two cassette
> ports on the C64? No alignment problems when copying tapes to friends,
> just plug in the friend's cassette drive. :-)
>
> Marko
Some companies came up with a cassette port splitter, where you would press
PLAY on one deck and RECORD on the other so it would copy as it loaded.
ALSO... Some of the decks (at least some older C2Ns) actually have a
pass-through connector on the curcuit board in the recorder! Open one up and
see.) Not sure how it would work but it does open some possibilities.
Larry Anderson
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