Sonic Fabric: Textile Woven From Audio Cassette Tape.

Sonic Fabric is a textile woven from recycled audio cassette tape. Interestingly, if you run a tape head over it, the fabric emits sound because it retains its magnetic quality.

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Sonic Fabric is an interesting concept of usuing unrelated materials to construct a wearable fabric. There are many other possibilities that lie in other non-traditional materials for creating new custom fabrics that could be used for automotive headliners, awnings, and other items that use tough durable fabrics.
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This is Jon Fishman's dress (drummer from Phish). He played it on stage on 04/16/04 Thomas & Mack Center in Vegas and it was made from tapes from his own collection.

http://www.livephish.com/show.asp?show=322
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What else are you going to do with them? I threw out about a thousand of them last year. Maybe the salvage bum got them, I don't know. If he did, he's in for some weird music, I tell you whut.
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