Exactly the same size as a cassette tape, but with 16GB of storage space
We now offer USB storage drives that look just like actual cassettes, with the option of full colour printed cassette labels and the ability to pack them in a standard cassette case with J-card inserts if you like. They are available in white, red or black shells and in very small production quantities if you only need a few copies.
These USB cassette storage drives are perfect for distributing large files like videos, complete album sets of audio or as useful tools for everyday use in storing and transferring digital files.
The capacity of the drives is 16GB which is the equivalent of over twenty CDs or three DVDs of content.
Benefits of our USB cassette storage drives include:
- Large 16GB capacities, with larger available by request
- Exactly the same size as standard cassettes, so can be stored in lugless cassette cases and associated packaging
- USB 3.0 connections, offering up to ten times faster data transfer rates than 2.0 connections.
- Unusual and unique USB style in either white, red or black cassette-style shells, ideal for bands, studios or retro products
- Full colour printing onto standard cassette labels on both sides of the cassettes, allowing plenty of space for your own artwork
- Available in much smaller quantities than most other USB manufacturers allow, with the minimum being five copies.
- Competitive pricing, international delivery, and quick turnaround times
- If you would like to order the USBs completely blank with no printing, contents added, or cases, you can do so on our sister site here https://www.retrostylemedia.co.uk/shop/audio-cassettes/audio-cassette-usb-memory
Additional info
Additional info
Do you need a barcode?
If you will be selling your discs through a retail store then you will probably need to register a unique barcode for your release and apply it to the rear outer artwork of your product to make it possible for them to sell via their product barcode scanner.
In Europe we use the EAN 13 barcode system and in North America the UPC system is used. We can register an EAN 13 barcode for you and embed the barcode graphic within your disc packaging artwork. The only information that we will require from you will be the name of the band/artist and the title of the release, then just leave a suitable space in your artwork and we will register the barcode and add it to your artwork for you.
Click here to order a barcode.
Have you considered NFC tag stickers?
If you would like customers to be able to tap your cassette tape, CD, USB, VHS or just about anything else on their Android or Apple phone to open up a web page, music video, specific Spotify artist page, album or track then just include NFC (Near Field Communication) tag stickers with your order and we can then apply them to your product.
These tags measure 19mm x 12mm in size, use an NTAG213 chip with clear PET and a strong adhesive back. They have a strong field for their size and are very durable.
Click here to order NFC tag stickers.
How to place an order
An order can be created by selecting the required product options above and adding them to your order. If you have your audio and artwork files ready, you can upload them at this stage. This process will generate a quote, which will be emailed to you and our admin team. No payment is required at this point.
A member of our team will then be in touch, generally within 1-2 working days, to check your quote and artwork and discuss your order. Should you then wish to proceed, they will email you an invoice for payment before we start production.
If you wish to upload your files at a later date or have any issues uploading via our website, you can also send your files to us via WeTransfer.
Any questions?
There are often many questions that customers may have that are not answered above, in which case please do not hesitate to pick up the phone or email us and we will try to help. Our contact details can be found here.
We also have an extensive CD production FAQs section which may help to answer your questions.
