Description

8 Track Tape Reproduction

Choose the Game/8-Track in selection - these are rebuild 8-track tapes, fully erased and recorded with the audio tracks from the specified original tape. A number of these are based on Mark Clayton's archives (see below).

Note these 8-track tapes are either the spring metal with new felt pads, or new foam pressure pads.

Remade tapes include:

Remanufactured tape for Allied Leisure's DRAG RACE (DRT-2) arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Allied Leisure's SPINOUT arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Americoin's DOZER arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Americoin's JUNKYARD arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Bally's SPACE FLIGHT arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Chicago Coin's CONEY ISLAND rifle arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Chicago Coin's SHOOT OUT rifle arcade game!
There is NO tape for Chicago Coin's TWIN RIFLE of 1972 - the optional 8-track player was for the operator's choice of background music.
Remanufactured tape for Chicago Coin's TURF CLUB arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for LUIGI THE PIZZA MAN arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Midway's CHOPPER arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Midway's DUNE BUGGY arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Midway's GANG BUSTERS arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Midway's HAUNTED HOUSE arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Midway's SPACE FLIGHT arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Midway's TWIN PIRATE arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Midway's WILD KINGDOM rifle arcade game!
Remanufactured tape for Sega's GRAND NATIONAL Steeple Chase!
Remanufactured tape for Sega's HELICOPTER arcade game! (original was NOT an 8-track)
Remanufactured tape for United Billiard Industry's BIMBO 3 RING CIRCUS (complicated tape to make)
Remanufactured tape for William's ACTION BASEBALL arcade game
Remanufactured tape for William's PEPPY THE CLOWN arcade game (8-track version)

Useful 8-track tape information (click to download PDF):

Where it all began many years ago - Mark Clayton - pinballpal - wanted to archive all the 8-track tapes that he could find and I (John Robertson) and a number of other folks all shipped him either tapes or read the tapes and sent him the audio files for his web site:

Arcade Archive (archive.org backup!)

This ran for a number of years until Mark suffered from a stroke around 2009 and was unable to continue providing tapes - so we picked up the slack. We've enjoyed helping folks keep their game sounds going! Note that the above link includes the audio files that you can download and use in MP3 players, etc if you wish to bypass the old 8-track system.

Have fun!