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	The '''[[8-track tape]]''' is a now-obsolete format for recorded music. Gaining popularity in the 1970s as a way to play music in cars, they were soon superseded by [[Cassette Tapes\|cassette tapes]]. [[Strong Bad]]'s penchant for [[Strong Bad's Technology\|obsolete technology]] means the tape format sees occasional reference in [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]].		The '''[[8-track tape]]''' is a now-obsolete format for recorded music. Gaining popularity in the 1970s as a way to play music in cars, they were soon superseded by [[Cassette Tapes\|cassette tapes]]. [[Strong Bad]]'s penchant for [[Strong Bad's Technology\|obsolete technology]] means the tape format sees occasional reference in [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]].

	~~<span id~~=~~"appearances"></span>~~		== Appearances ==
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	* [[Strong Bad Sings]] — Strong Bad claims that the song collection is available on 8-track cassettes.		* [[Strong Bad Sings]] — Strong Bad claims that the song collection is available on 8-track cassettes.
	* Email [[mascot]] — One of the members of the Pile Of Electronics State team is an 8-track player.		* Email [[mascot]] — One of the members of the Pile Of Electronics State team is an 8-track player.
	* Email [[road trip]] — [[The Cheat]] crams a CD into the [[Gremlin]]'s 8-track player, which is labeled ~~"~~8-TRAX~~"~~.		* Email [[road trip]] — [[The Cheat]] crams a CD into the [[Gremlin]]'s 8-track player, which is labeled "8-TRAX".
	* [[Happy Dethemberween]] — [[Coach Z]] states that [[The Thnikkaman\|the Thnikkaman]] put 8-tracks in his slippers ~~"~~in his day~~"~~.		* [[Happy Dethemberween]] — [[Coach Z]] states that [[The Thnikkaman\|the Thnikkaman]] put 8-tracks in his slippers "in his day".

	~~<span id~~=~~"instances-of-the-7-track"></span>~~		=== Instances of the 7-Track ===
	==~~= <span class="mw-headline">~~Instances of the 7-Track~~</span>~~ ===

	The 7-Track is a fictional cassette player introduced in [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]] and used in three of the episodes. In real life, although there were [[Fidelipac\|3-]] and [[Stereo-Pak\|4-track]] tapes, no 7-track ever existed.		The 7-Track is a fictional cassette player introduced in [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]] and used in three of the episodes. In real life, although there were [[Fidelipac\|3-]] and [[Stereo-Pak\|4-track]] tapes, no 7-track ever existed.

	* [[Homestar Ruiner]] — Strong Bad has a 7-Track player in his bedroom, saying that its lack of a play button was its downfall.		* [[Homestar Ruiner]] — Strong Bad has a 7-Track player in his bedroom, saying that its lack of a play button was its downfall.
	* [[Baddest of the Bands]] — The 7-Track returns, and Strong Bad remembers when he used to put [[Strong Sad]]'s retainer in there to ~~"~~make it feel like it's still part of the team~~"~~.		* [[Baddest of the Bands]] — The 7-Track returns, and Strong Bad remembers when he used to put [[Strong Sad]]'s retainer in there to "make it feel like it's still part of the team".
	* [[8-Bit is Enough]] — Strong Bad once again notes the 7-Track player, mentioning its lack of an on-button, speakers, or any place to insert a tape.		* [[8-Bit is Enough]] — Strong Bad once again notes the 7-Track player, mentioning its lack of an on-button, speakers, or any place to insert a tape.

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	* [[Electronic Media and Film]]		* [[Electronic Media and Film]]
			[[Category:Electronics running gags]]
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The '''[[8-track tape]]''' is a now-obsolete format for recorded music. Gaining popularity in the 1970s as a way to play music in cars, they were soon superseded by [[Cassette Tapes|cassette tapes]]. [[Strong Bad]]'s penchant for [[Strong Bad's Technology|obsolete technology]] means the tape format sees occasional reference in [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]].

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* [[Strong Bad Sings]] — Strong Bad claims that the song collection is available on 8-track cassettes.
* Email [[mascot]] — One of the members of the Pile Of Electronics State team is an 8-track player.
* Email [[road trip]] — [[The Cheat]] crams a CD into the [[Gremlin]]'s 8-track player, which is labeled "8-TRAX".
* [[Happy Dethemberween]] — [[Coach Z]] states that [[The Thnikkaman|the Thnikkaman]] put 8-tracks in his slippers "in his day".

<span id="instances-of-the-7-track"></span>
=== <span class="mw-headline">Instances of the 7-Track</span> ===

The 7-Track is a fictional cassette player introduced in [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]] and used in three of the episodes. In real life, although there were [[Fidelipac|3-]] and [[Stereo-Pak|4-track]] tapes, no 7-track ever existed.

* [[Homestar Ruiner]] — Strong Bad has a 7-Track player in his bedroom, saying that its lack of a play button was its downfall.
* [[Baddest of the Bands]] — The 7-Track returns, and Strong Bad remembers when he used to put [[Strong Sad]]'s retainer in there to "make it feel like it's still part of the team".
* [[8-Bit is Enough]] — Strong Bad once again notes the 7-Track player, mentioning its lack of an on-button, speakers, or any place to insert a tape.

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* [[Electronic Media and Film]]

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