GoldenTrading Mixed Square Cassette Tape Machine Recorder Rubber Belt for Repair Maintenance - Black (Packs of 30)

Right out of the bag, I was able to repair two of my wife's failed Walkman cassette players which she used on her daily walk. Cheap way to earn brownie points with the wife. There are many sizes included, so all you have to do it choose one that is smaller than the one that failed. The hard part is breaking into the Walkman itself, because each model is different. Great buy.

Seems to be a good product but I needed a smaller belt. Its good to have different sizes. I used a rubber band and it works for now. I assume the zero tracking turntables need smaller belts.

Found the perfect fit for an old Walkman

Originally bought these to replace the belt in a car tape deck. They are thinner than average but they come in a wide range of diameters. Found the perfect size replacement and the deck runs good as new again. You would not believe the weird problems belts can cause. I got what I payed for and am happy with this purchase, but then I decided to go ahead and replace the belts in a bigger system. In this case the belts were too thin and cause crazy wheel slip. Thankfully the old belts weren't bad but this goes to show these may not fix your machine.

These are nice to have in a pinch, but I would never use them long-term, especially for a repair. They are flimsy and thin. A tape belt needs to rotate constantly and pull a decent bit of torque. These belts aren't really up to the challenge. Best-case scenario would be if you are replacing a belt that is supposed to be flimsy. Here's a hint. If you have a tape belt which is only very slightly too stretched out but otherwise in good shape, just boil it for a couple minutes. It may not shrink a lot, but it may be enough to stay usable without resorting to these cheap belts.

My wife found an old "My first sony" tape player at a thrift store. We realized there was something wrong with the mechanism and I've noticed that "Techmoan" on youtube often replaces belts when he's restoring something, so I ordered these. I also had to order a set of various O-rings to replace a little rubber tire on one of the gears. These belts worked just fine and actually seemed better than the ones that were already installed. I see other reviews complaining about the quality, so, I dunno, maybe they're not "professional" quality or whatever. They worked for me.

Pros: Multiple varieties of belt sizes and guages. I was able to repair a sony wm-f10 and a10 walkmans as well as a 94 Aiwa nsx-4000 stereo Cons: the minimum guage of the belts were roughly .5 to 1. mm larger than the stock belts. Not a problem for the stereo but could pose problems for cassette players with smaller cases and or ones that have more than one belt such as the sony A10. Overall it is a good investment and it has already saved 3 players from certain death.

Most Cassette belts should be firm like OEM belts, and should not stretch much or lose their tension. Most of the belts I bought are like rubber bands. I'm sorry to say that these belts seem to act like new old stock. These belts have been treated with a high quality agent for traction. I'v bought belts from two other sellers, having about the same grade. For good business reasons to the seller, I have given a 5 Star rating

All are pretty much the same thickness and some were splintered

Si me funcionó.

Se uso para el reemplazo de banda de un tocacintas.

las bandas cumplen su cometido use dos en una cassetera y funcionan a la perfección.