Kasetons
Kasetons, also known as "cassette holders" or "tape racks," are storage devices designed to organize and display audio cassette tapes. These accessories emerged with the popularity of cassette tapes as a primary medium for music and audio recording, primarily during the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. Kasetons come in a variety of designs, ranging from simple plastic racks that hold individual tapes upright to more elaborate wooden cabinets or wall-mounted units. Some kasetons are designed for portability, allowing users to carry a collection of tapes, while others are intended for stationary home use, often placed on shelves or desks.
The primary function of a kaseton is to prevent tapes from becoming tangled, damaged, or lost. By