For all its importance, the 4-track was actually the lesser of two novel cassette-based products introduced by Japanese companies in 1979 which would have a profound global cultural impact. The other one? Click here if you haven’t guessed yet.
For an earlier discussion of the 144 and its legacy, click on this link.
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