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Hey everyone. If this post violates any rules let me know, and I'll be more than happy to delete this post. I recently acquired the audiobook on cassette for I, Strahd. I bought a basic tape converter from Amazon to convert the tapes to MP3's. The tape converter is not that great unfortunately, and now the old memories of tapes being tangled up and destroyed is making me a bit paranoid to attempt this. Since these tapes are incredibly rare, and would be hard to replace, is there anyone here that already converted these tapes, and if so, perhaps through private messaging, be able to share the digital files? Here's a photo showing my username, and the tapes to show that I actually own them.

I wonder if those tapes were mine... I sold mine on Ebay a little while back, my user name there is Mocatman. I believe the buyer was lostkrusader69. Let me know, these only come up for sale very rarely indeed.

You should sign your stuff when you sell it

Hyperbog, chek your emails.

Hey Catman! Your collector's guide is invaluable to us fellow Ravenloft collectors. Very much appreciated. As a matter of fact. Your guide is the reason I even know of, and have the I, Strahd Standee, TSR Gold Promo Map, and, something I was incredibly incredibly lucky to have recently purchased, the Strahd Pin. The seller had two, and they were both allegedly given to him directly by William Connors. I lost the bid for the first one, but thankfully he had a second. I've actually bid on some of your items. The Castles Forlorn Mini Box Set was the most recent, but I ended up losing the auction, and getting them elsewhere. The tapes I got from someone else, but as soon as I saw them I couldn't pass them up.

Hey Joël! EDIT: I see them now. Awesome. Thanks a lot! I very much appreciate it.

I would swear I have a set of these, but I can't find them. I do have a bunch of Dragonlance ones and one or two Forgotten Realms ones though.

I am asking out of curiosity, does the narrator speak with a heavy "Romanian" accent?

Roddy McDowall does a pretty good job narrating. The background soundtrack is a nice touch as well. As for his Romanian accent he won't win any awards for it, but it's good enough to be passable. Maybe not to a real Romanian, but to those of us used to the Dracula-esque accent we normally associate with the character. I recommend checking it out if possible.