Hello, Steven,

I assume that you contacted MVI as they still seem to have it on their
web page.
http://www.mvipro.com/astation.html

Short of that, I suggest that you consider something like I have done.
http://richardhess.com/notes/2006/03/06/loading-c-0-cassettes/

Cassette splicing blocks and tape are available from
http://www.tapecenter.com/tapecare.html
While they have a nice collection, I'd suggest saving a Google search in on
(Editall,Edit-All,Edi-tall,edit all,xedit)
(S1,S-1,cassette,1/8,0.125,0.150) (splicing,splicer,splice,block)
I had one in place for a year and bought my spare that way. The EdiTall
is MUCH better than the TapeCenter one.

Good luck!

Cheers,

Richard


On 2011-01-25 10:30 AM, steven villereal wrote:
> Hello all—
>
> Can anyone recommend an alternative to the MVI Audio Tape Fixer station
> (which is no longer manufactured and seemingly unavailable for purchase)?
>
> I basically just need a tool/setup for rehousing audio cassettes in a new
> shell, as well as ability to reattach tape at the cassette's hub. In other
> words, I need something more than just a splicing block. Any and all
> suggestions would be most appreciated!
>

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