Are audio cassette players and tapes the same in Italy as they are in the U.S.?

Question

Will be traveling in in Italy

Answer 1

Yes, you won't have a problem. The only cassette player manufacturer that went 'slightly' non standard was Nakamichi in an attempt at a very high end design an the early 80's.

Aside from that, the rest of the world uses the same speed and head gaps.

Answer 2

What's a cassette? Just kidding. The answer is yes. If you take your own cassette player, take batteried because some outlets in Italy won't accomadate US plugs.

Answer 3

you wouldn't have self assurance what percentage audio cassettes I actual have. i have been a member of a music club in view that 1991, and that's been in basic terms the most suitable 2-3 years that i have bought CDs from them (even as they first began providing a decision. Now they in basic terms promote the CDs). i ought to assert I actual have on the brink of between 500-900 (some nonetheless production facility-wrapped from when I ordered them God is general with even as). to really knock you over, I nonetheless have on the brink of one million,000 VINYL recordings on 40 5 rpm (a million music per part) and 33 a million/3 rpm (albums) from the early 1960's ahead. =D I actual have a Discman to take heed to my CDs, a "walkman" to take heed to my cassettes in deepest and a "advance container" radio to take heed to them besides, and--very last yet not least--a stereo gadget with a turntable to take heed to my vinyl information, a twin cassette to play/list cassettes mutually (positioned the vinyl's music on a cassette, and so on), and AM/FM radio.

Answer 4

Yes. Just like CDs, you can play them in any cassette player worldwide.

Answer 5

I don't know, I haven't used an audio cassette in years!

Answer 6

YES, tapes and Cd's are the same... BUT video tapes and DVDs are not! So do not buy any while you are there, unless you have an universal DVD player that will play all regions. ;0

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

Yes. There is no doubt about it