What size is the tape for this player? null

Approx 4" by 2.5". Standard cassette size.

I used Maxell 108562, worked great. I gave this as a nostalgic gift, the recipient loved it!!

Cannot say is you can still purchase these Cassette Play tapes today. Most were very popular in or around late 79's 80's. lots of different companies made them. Wurlitzer Carousel Music, Country Music singers, Opera Singers made them for years. Some record store sold "blank tapes" so that you could record your own from a radio or TV, etc. Try searching or E -Bay or Yard sales. They will last many years. Keep them away from heat, they will last longer. They come in a small plastic container.............approx. 4 1/4 X 2 1/2" Tapes wear out if used a lot. Some "Boom Boxes" as they were called - KOSS brand made them with radios, CD'S and Cassette Tapes. Perhaps a Record Store in a Mall can help more.

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Approx 4" by 2.5". Standard cassette size.
Answered by Vicky 4 years ago
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Standard cassette
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I used Maxell 108562, worked great. I gave this as a nostalgic gift, the recipient loved it!!
Answered by Cali 4 years ago
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Cannot say is you can still purchase these Cassette Play tapes today. Most were very popular in or around late 79's 80's. lots of different companies made them. Wurlitzer Carousel Music, Country Music singers, Opera Singers made them for years. Some record store sold "blank tapes" so that you could record your own from a radio or TV, etc. Try searching or E -Bay or Yard sales. They will last many years. Keep them away from heat, they will last longer. They come in a small plastic container.............approx. 4 1/4 X 2 1/2" Tapes wear out if used a lot. Some "Boom Boxes" as they were called - KOSS brand made them with radios, CD'S and Cassette Tapes. Perhaps a Record Store in a Mall can help more.
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