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COMPACT CASSETTE

The February 9th, 1974 issue of 'Sounds' published an alert from its 'Fair Deal' consumer service which has discovered
that a large number of cassettes are defective. The trouble started when Manticore were forced to import their entire
supply of cassettes for the British market from Atlantic in New York because of the vinyl shortages and energy crises
in Britain. The tapes had been manufactured in America by Ampex. A spokesman for Manticore in London said they
did not get sample copies of the tapes before they went on sale in Britain. Manticore had offered to replace faulty
cassettes as soon as they have a supply of good items.


Manticore K 453501

standard cassette box, foldout J-card with track information,
light-grey plastic shell, distributed by WEA Records Ltd.

j-card side1 side2


Manticore K 453501

standard cassette box, J-card with track information,
light-grey plastic shell, Dolby System, distributed by
WEA Records Ltd.

j-card1 j-card2 side1 side2


Manticore K 453501


standard cassette box, J-card with track information,
light-grey plastic shell, Dolby System, distributed by
WEA Records Ltd.

j-card1 j-card2 side1 side2


Manticore K 453501

standard cassette box, foldout J-card with track information,
black plastic shell, distributed by WEA Records Ltd.

j-card side1 side2



8-TRACK CARTRIDGE

Manticore K 853501

standard 8-track cartridge, label on upside, backside and spine, white plastic shell,
cardboard slipcase, distributed by WEA Records Ltd.

side1 side2 slipcase1 slipcase2 spine





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