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While the cassette resurgence has not matched the vinyl boom, tape sales are on the rise, growing 23% in 2018. This has led to a period of immense productivity for National Audio Company, the largest ...

Mining production of one of the most common elements used in cassette tape manufacturing has come to a worldwide halt, causing a global delay on production. The National Audio Company — the largest ...

Mostly due to a factory renovation. Cassette tapes are slowly making a comeback. The format sold 219,000 in 2018, as opposed to 178,000 in 2017, and are still on the rise this year. This demand has ...

If you're one of those people who contributed to the 23 percent growth in cassette tape sales in 2018 in the United States, your next purchase may not come so easily. There's a shortage of material ...

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Production at National Audio Company, America’s largest cassette tape manufacturer, has slowed due to the shortage of materials. A worldwide shortage of gamma ferric oxide has delayed the production ...

The production of cassette tapes has temporarily been delayed due to a global shortage of the materials used to make them. READ MORE: Mark, My Words: the real reason I hate the cassette revival ...