the sound quality on tapes goes down as you use them, if you dont mess up CD's, how exactly do they go bad? i dont understand how a cd would go bad without touching it. also, tapes can be magnetised and erased, or eaten by the player. mp3 cd's would be very useful for this, but not very many people have them. CD's are the best form for right now. MOST people do not use tape players nowadays. if they could use a CD player and buy them on CD's i bet there would be a sales increase. i had to use my huge stereo for playing the tapes until i converted them to CD's. PLUS, you can give the person a choice on wether they want tapes or CD's, and based on the number of sales, you can make more CD's or more Tapes. give the new generation(including me) a chance to be able to use these courses and paraliminals. i know 10 people right now that say they would buy the photoreading course if they could have them on CD. while they are willing to buy the tapes, it is an inconvenience and some dont want to have to buy a tape player.
Edit: CD's are made of silicon synthase, and cannot be degraded by time. the only way to mess up the sound is by scratches to the surface or dust, dirt or whatever else can build up. tapes use magnetic surfaces and whenever the tape player reads it, the quality degrades not noticably, but Eventually you may notice it.
[This message has been edited by Neo-Matrix (edited June 07, 2002).]
