Send them
After you order, we’ll email you to arrange a courier collection. If you’d rather send your cassettes directly, we’ll also explain how to post them to us in North Yorkshire.
What do you want to convert?
Instead, you can convert your cassettes to USBs in two simple steps and they’ll last another lifetime (or longer)!
See our cassettes to CD page if you'd like to convert to that format, or cassettes to digital to see all formats.
After you order, we’ll email you to arrange a courier collection. If you’d rather send your cassettes directly, we’ll also explain how to post them to us in North Yorkshire.
We’ll let you know as soon as we receive your cassette tapes. Our specialists will carefully begin work to preserve and digitise your memories.
You’ll always know where your cassettes are, when we’re working on them, and when you can expect to get them back.
Whether it’s your teenage band’s first album, a chat with a grandparent, or another precious memory stored on cassette, old recordings are worth keeping alive.
Cassette tapes deteriorate over time, which means the quality of their recordings - and the memories they contain - can fade.
Converting audio cassettes to USB restores and preserves those memories, but it isn’t a quick or easy job. In fact, it needs some specific equipment and skills.
Converting old audio cassettes to USB is the perfect way to preserve those precious memories and relive them.
We’re proud to help people beat the technical trap of converting their old media and keep their memories alive. With many thousands of hours of audio conversions under our belt, your old cassettes are in safe hands.
We’d love to preserve more memories. Would you?
If you've ever recorded on cassette, you will have had to accept that plenty of hums, crackles, and hisses would end up in your recording. Our technicians have tools and techniques that can cut all these unwanted noises down significantly.
ExampleOne of the main ways cassettes deteriorate is through changes in their ‘signal strength’. You’ll know this has happened if the volume or bass changes from section to section. We can level this inconsistency out and restore the audio to its former glory.
Example