SURREY BASED AUDIO TRANSFER SERVICE - CONVERT TAPE TO CD, MP3, USB
AUDIO CASSETTE TRANSFER SERVICE CONVERT TAPES TO DIGITAL CD, MP3, USB
Tape2Digital is an audio cassette tape to digital transfer service, transferring tapes for many satisfied customers within the Epsom/ Surrey areas. We transfer your old cassette tapes to a more modern format to easily share with family or friends or as a perfect gift for someone.
We don’t transfer your audio content directly to CD or USB, we transfer to a computer to ensure your music is transferred at the highest quality, then transfer to either CD, USB stick or MP3 digital file.
Audiotape to Digital Transfer Service
We offer a hassle-free transfer cassette to cd service to digital formats such as MP3, CD, USB, or digital downloads. You can relive hours of your audio content on modern devices and easily share these precious moments again. Give your treasured past memories the attention they deserve and revisit them in a modern format.
What types of audio cassette can be transferred to digital format?
We are able to convert from the following types of cassette tape into digital formats (CD/MP3 Digital/MP3 Physical USB):
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Type I (IEC I, 'ferric' or 'normal' tapes), such as BASF LH-MI, Maxell UR, Maxell UD-XL I, Sony HF, TDK D & TDK AD
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Type II (IEC II, or 'chrome' tapes), such as BASF CR-Mll, Maxell UD-XL II, Memorex CDXII, TDK SA & TDK SA-X
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Type III (IEC III, ferrichrome or ferrochrome), such as Sony FeCr90
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Type IV (IEC IV, or 'metal' tapes), such as Maxell MX & Sony Metal-ES
Please don't worry if you're not sure what type of cassette you have, we are able to convert around 95% of all audio tapes on the international market. The above list is only a small selection of tape cassette examples.
Can damaged tapes be converted to digital?
We take the utmost care in preserving your memories. However, if your cassette tape is in bad condition or broken, please refrain from sending it to us, as we are not able to repair damaged tapes. To ensure a smooth transfer process, please inspect your cassettes before sending them our way.
Cassette to Digital Transfer Equipment
We pride ourselves on using high quality equipment to deliver the best quality transfers for you. Our process involves capturing your audio in high-quality files to preserve every detail directly to a computer. Ensuring that your memories are retained with the utmost clarity and precision.
How will I receive my digital audio conversion?
When you choose to transfer your tapes with us, you have several options for how you'd like to receive your digital content:
CD Format
Each transferred tape will be provided on a separate printed Compact Disc, which will be supplied in a plastic slip wallet for convenient storage.
Digital MP3 File
Your audio content can be converted to an MP3 file, suitable for listening on your computer using an appropriate media player or for editing with software, depending on your preference.
MP3 USB Stick
We can transfer your files onto a USB stick, compatible with both TV and computer use. One USB stick will be provided with your order, and we'll select the appropriate storage size based on your order's requirements.
We also retain your transfers on file for several months, allowing you the opportunity to purchase additional copies if desired.
However, they will be removed from our system after this period. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we aim to provide you with flexible options for preserving and sharing your precious memories.
The price for audio to digital transfer depends on what type of tape(s) you have, how many, and what format you would like to receive them. In order to provide our service, we provide customised quotes for every customer, with no obligation to use the tape to digital transfer service if you choose. If you have any questions or concerns about the process, or would like any more information about how it works, please do not hesitate to contact us and we'll be happy to help.
If you're ready to have your audio cassette tapes converted to digital, simply fill in our quote form to start the process.
