cassette deck

American  

noun

1. a tape deck for playing and recording cassette tapes.

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Example Sentences

He’s driving, his arm stretched long across the top of the leather bench seat, his hand tapping along with “The Long Run,” by the Eagles, which is playing on the cassette deck.

From New York Times

“It is an advertisement, not a celebration,” she told me as we sat in her living room on a recent morning, where she and her husband still kept a turntable and cassette deck.

From New York Times

That “cassette deck” takes me back to another time: a time before I could pick up my phone, at any hour of the day, and scroll endlessly through images of dance and dancers.

From New York Times

We drove across the Queensboro Bridge and continued past car dealerships and transmission shops, the places where your blue Buick Regal, with its peeling paint and cassette deck, goes to die.

From The New Yorker

His vintage car has a cassette deck in the dashboard, and he lives in a shabby apartment amid stacks of vinyl records and old concert posters.

From New York Times