The Crosley CT100 and CT200 Brings Back an Antiquated Medium
Michael Hemsworth — November 16, 2018 — Tech
References: crosleyradio & newatlas
The Crosley CT100 and CT200 have been unveiled by the iconic audio technology brand as a series of solutions that aid the revival of cassette tapes from extinct to mainstream medium.
The two radios feature a somewhat retro design that looks straight out of the past with a number of small aesthetic cues that make them capable of keeping up with the latest consumer needs. This includes the ability to play music from a USB thumbdrive or SD card in addition to radio tuning and cassette playback.
The Crosley CT100 and CT200 radios are priced at $59.95 and $69.95 respectively, and are part of the antiquated medium revival as consumers seek out analog ways to listen to their favorite audio on vinyl or cassettes.
The two radios feature a somewhat retro design that looks straight out of the past with a number of small aesthetic cues that make them capable of keeping up with the latest consumer needs. This includes the ability to play music from a USB thumbdrive or SD card in addition to radio tuning and cassette playback.
The Crosley CT100 and CT200 radios are priced at $59.95 and $69.95 respectively, and are part of the antiquated medium revival as consumers seek out analog ways to listen to their favorite audio on vinyl or cassettes.
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