Tact

Polish cassette label operating under this name between 1990 and 1991. In 1991, the Tact was taken over by new owners (coincidentally, their supplier of blanks at the time) and renamed to Takt Music. Under the new name, the company continued reissuing Tact releases, keeping their original catalog numbers and partially their trademark design. Most of the audio material used for duplication was sourced from CDs purchased in Western Europe, mainly Germany. Cassettes usually come with affixed paper labels (blue-on-white branded layout with or without release information) or blank A/B side stickers (branded or generic) - see images. However, due to a production overlap, Tact releases can also come with Takt Music cassettes (branded pad print design or stickers - see pictures in the Takt Music profile), as old covers were gradually upgraded to the new design when the company was being rebranded in 1991. Typically, cassettes issued in 1990 have the TACT PROD. 1990 inscription on the cover. If the year is erased (thus only leaving TACT PROD. on the cover), the cassette was most likely issued in 1991.