A tale of two Tutors.

Recently Youtube user Techmoan posted an interesting historical video on an A/V format dubbed the Proto-powerpoint. The player of these film strip/8-track was called the TUTOR 16. This is interesting because this audio/data device reminds me of the one in my collection called the TUTOR 202. Check out the photos! Sadly, I have not found the programs that go with it and I am interested to see how the data was formatted on them. In the mean time I am going to try using this stereo cassette to 8-track adapter. I am guessing it is two tracks, one voice and one “data”.

Wish me luck and take care of each other.

Cassette Cable Fixed!

I have this modded cassette player that skipping steps for some reason. In the end I replaced the modded cable with some HQ console cable. It fixed the problem.

I really like finding cassettes with odd sounds on them. Like these odd background audio tapes and the ones found in really old telephone answering machine outgoing loop tapes.

Please take care of each other

Kit out.