Definition:
A "cassette deck" is a device that plays and records music or sounds from cassette tapes. Cassette tapes are small, rectangular containers that hold magnetic tape, which stores audio recordings.
In modern times, cassette decks are often used by audio enthusiasts or collectors. Some people enjoy the unique sound quality of cassette tapes compared to digital formats.
While "cassette deck" specifically refers to the device that plays cassette tapes, "deck" on its own can also refer to: - A flat surface or platform, like the deck of a ship. - A set of cards used in games, like a deck of playing cards.
There aren’t many idioms or phrasal verbs directly related to "cassette deck," but here are a couple of related phrases: - "Hit play": To start playing a recording. - "Rewind the tape": To go back to an earlier part of a recording (this can also be used metaphorically to mean revisiting a past event).
A cassette deck is a device used for playing and recording audio from cassette tapes.