USB Mix Tape

[SlightlyMad]

I stumbled across this (http://www.suck.uk.com/product.php?rangeID=82&showBar=1) on a related Google search and thought: what a brilliant idea! I want one!

Remember in the days before digital music and MP3 players?
If you do, then you probably made compilations of all your favourite music, to share with your friends and loved ones, on good old fashioned blank cassette tapes.
If you miss making mix tapes this product will inspire you again!

Create your own unique mix tape
1. ADD YOUR OWN SOUNDS TO THE USB STICK.
2. PLACE THE STICK INSIDE THE TAPE STYLE GIFT PACK.
3. WRITE YOUR OWN MESSAGE AND PLAYLIST.
4. GIVE IT TO SOMEONE YOU LOVE.

128MB USB MEMORY STICK
Store your own mix on the USB stick by plugging into your PC or Mac, then add MP3 or any other files to the USB stick.

C120 MIX TAPE
Stores up to 2 hour of high quality digital music - the same amount as you get on a C120 cassette tape. Perfect for creating your own unique compilation or mix ‘tape’. When you have 120 minutes you have to think carefully about what you are going to put on there! Write your own title, messages and play list all over the retro gift pack.


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[Romero]

That's pretty cool.

Mixtapes didn't usually work for me with girls, but dammit I tried!

[jackgunale]

Yah it's just amazing really like it ...


But it's not available worldwide i think

[Spike-X]

So make your own. It's just a USB stick packaged in an old cassette, it can't be that hard.

[Eric D.]

So make your own. It's just a USB stick packaged in an old cassette, it can't be that hard.

ugh...it's not even that...i bought one thru amazon, it came in a week ago...i was disappointed, because it appeared to me that the usb stick fit into a niche within a plastic tape casing.......when i received the package, i found out that was not the case at all....it's photo-image cardboard folded into the shape of a cassette tape., also the storage size is too small for an hour's worth of good quality files.

[Eric D.]

So make your own. It's just a USB stick packaged in an old cassette, it can't be that hard.

that's what i think i'll do now.