Cassette Erasing Head Blocker
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For tape loop (or any tape recording in fact), you might want to do some overdub (superposing a new recording on current
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For tape loop (or any tape recording in fact), you might want to do some overdub (superposing a new recording on a current recording). This can be easily done by blocking the erasing head.
DIY Erasing Head Blocker
I designed a 3D printable part that can be inserted in the tape right where the erasing head is inserted in the tape:
The goal is to push the tape further from the tape eraser head. As you can see in the picture, the tape pass behind the 3D printed part. The erasing head block clip itself in the capstan & pinch roller opening. It can be easily inserted and doesn't move when the tape is played. To block even more the erasing tape, you can glue some aluminium or copper foil, this will help block even more the high frequency of the erase head oscillator. Same as when you wrap your erase head in foil. *Note:* it will only be effective with active erase head working on high frequency. You can cut a 8mm x 10mm foil and glue it on the inside of the head blocker 3d printed part.
