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Topic: USA Cassette Prefixes
| 22nd Mar 2024, 3:36 PM | ||
 | Malcyramone SUBS Remember the good old 1980's? Member since Sep 2011 7780 Points | Does anyone understand the 3 letter prefix on American cassette cat. numbers? I've worked out FZA, JZA QZA and ZAX are for 8 tracks, but there are also: FZT JZT PZT QZT ZGT Is it a date code or a price code or something else? |
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