That is an absolute masterpiece of intentional mediocrity! The "Crap-turon 5000" perfectly captures that specific era of consumer electronics where more plastic buttons and flashing lights somehow equated to "quality."

I took a look at your project, and there are some truly "awful" (meaning brilliant) features here:

• The Cassette Effect: Adding wow and flutter plus tape noise is a stroke of genius. It’s the perfect way to make high-fidelity digital audio sound like a tape that’s been sitting on a car dashboard in the sun for three years.
• "Hyper Bass": I love that it actually works better than planned. There’s nothing more authentic to a 90s budget stereo than a "Mega Bass" button that just makes everything sound like it's happening inside a cardboard box.
• High-Speed Dubbing: This is the highlight. The fact that you can actually listen to it in high-speed dubbing mode is hilarious. It brings back memories of trying to record the radio and ending up with Alvin and the Chipmunks.
• The UI: The misplaced, awkward volume rotation is the "chef's kiss" of bad UX design. It really captures that "made-to-a-price-point" aesthetic.

It’s rare to see someone put this much effort into making something technically impressive while being aesthetically and functionally "crap."