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Cassette Productions was a division of The Duplication Group. Besides duplicating videocassettes, they also duplicated audio cassettes and computer floppy diskettes, and they even replicated CDs and software. In 1998, Cassette Productions was folded into the latter. On December 19 of that year, [[The Video-Matic Group]] acquired the company's assets.<ref>https://www.deseret.com/1998/12/20/19419523/video-matic-acquires-duplication-group</ref>
== List of Customers ==
== Former names ==
* Cassette Productions (1981-1997)

== List of VHS Duplication Customers ==
* Advanced Hunting Equipment, Inc.
* Advanced Hunting Equipment, Inc.
* Bridgestone/Agapeland Home Video
* Brentwood Home Video (some tapes)
* Brentwood Home Video (some tapes)
* The Bridgestone Group
** Agapeland Home Video
* BWE Video (some tapes)
* BWE Video (some tapes)
* Capstone Entertainment
* Capstone Entertainment
* Disneyland
* Disneyland (1996)
* Feature Films for Families (some tapes)
* Feature Films for Families
* Goldstar Video Corp.
* Goldstar Video (1992)
** The Little Red Schoolhouse
** The Little Red Schoolhouse
* Jones Entertainment Group (some copies of The Story Lady)
* Jones Entertainment Group (seen on ''The Story Lady'')
* Leucadia Family Films (some tapes)
* Leucadia Family Films (some tapes)
* M3D Pro Film, Inc. (some tapes seen from Music in 3 Dimensions)
* The Living Scriptures (some copies of Animated Stories from the Book of Mormon Series 2 Music Video)
* The Lyons Group (1988-1991)
** Barney Home Video
* M3D Pro Film, Inc. (some copies of ''Music in 3 Dimensions'')
* Metacom (some tapes)
* Metacom (some tapes)
* Polynesian Cultural Center
* Polynesian Cultural Center
* The Lyons Group
** Barney Home Video
* Video Projects, Inc. (some Microsoft Intermediate tapes)
* Video Projects, Inc. (some Microsoft Intermediate tapes)



Revision as of 05:20, 6 January 2024

Cassette Productions was a division of The Duplication Group. Besides duplicating videocassettes, they also duplicated audio cassettes and computer floppy diskettes, and they even replicated CDs and software. In 1998, Cassette Productions was folded into the latter. On December 19 of that year, The Video-Matic Group acquired the company's assets.[1]

Former names

  • Cassette Productions (1981-1997)

List of VHS Duplication Customers

  • Advanced Hunting Equipment, Inc.
  • Brentwood Home Video (some tapes)
  • The Bridgestone Group
    • Agapeland Home Video
  • BWE Video (some tapes)
  • Capstone Entertainment
  • Disneyland (1996)
  • Feature Films for Families
  • Goldstar Video (1992)
    • The Little Red Schoolhouse
  • Jones Entertainment Group (seen on The Story Lady)
  • Leucadia Family Films (some tapes)
  • The Living Scriptures (some copies of Animated Stories from the Book of Mormon Series 2 Music Video)
  • The Lyons Group (1988-1991)
    • Barney Home Video
  • M3D Pro Film, Inc. (some copies of Music in 3 Dimensions)
  • Metacom (some tapes)
  • Polynesian Cultural Center
  • Video Projects, Inc. (some Microsoft Intermediate tapes)

How to Tell

  • Some tapes printed at this duplicator have dark print numbers on the left or right side of the cassette (e.g. 167110061).
  • On some tapes, the printings would appear in white (e.g. 26785D013).
  • Most tapes from this duplicator have the fading rainbow at the very end following the static, accompanied by a rumbling sound in the linear track. However, some may not have anything.
  • Several EP/SLP mode tapes use oversized reels, while some others use regular reels.

Gallery

Locations

  • Salt Lake City, Utah