Mini Cassettes

So, tell me about the time…

Philips created mini cassettes in 1967, primarily for dictation recordings. They became popular due to their small size and decent quality.

Journalists found these small cassettes and recorders convenient for interviews. They were also commonly used in home answering machines. Unfortunately, these tapes are prone to breaking and weather damage and the players are now very hard to find.

But don’t worry, Grandma’s last voice message can be yours to cherish for many more years to come. Los Angeles Video Transfer can convert all of your mini cassettes to CD or digital file. We transfer your tapes in the highest quality with our professional capture equipment. We will help you choose the best format for your project.

Mini Cassettes

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1785 Locust St, Suite 1
Pasadena, CA 91106

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Free parking is available in the parking lot. Enter through the green gate on Locust Street, and park in any open, unmarked space.

Phone: (626) 795-3010
Hours: Monday - Friday
  10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Pacific)
Saturday
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Our Location :
1785 Locust St, Suite 1
Pasadena, CA 91106
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We handle each of our customer’s projects in our Pasadena location using trained technicians and professional grade audio and video equipment to provide high quality results.