Let me take a look at what's currently in the project to understand the existing features and theme better.

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This is a really well-crafted project with a lot of nice details already. Let me put together some ideas for easter eggs and tweaks that would fit the retro dystopian/broken cassette player theme.

Based on what I see in the code, you already have:
- CRT scanlines and flicker effects
- Cracked display overlay
- Worn/faded button icons
- Damage texture overlay
- Tape wind sound effects
- Bouncing track name marquee

Here are some ideas that would complement the existing aesthetic:

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## Visual Glitch / Distortion Effects

1. **Random screen glitches** - Occasional RGB channel separation or horizontal displacement that happens randomly or when interacting with controls (like the display is malfunctioning)

2. **Dead pixels** - A few permanently "stuck" green pixels on the CRT display

3. **Screen burn-in** - Faint ghost image of "PLAY" or old track names that lingers on the display

4. **Intermittent display failure** - Rare chance of the display going dark for a split second then flickering back on

5. **VHS tracking lines** - Occasional horizontal noise bars that scroll up the display

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## Audio Quirks

6. **Tape flutter/wow** - Subtle pitch wobble effect using Web Audio API's `playbackRate` with slight random variations, like a worn tape mechanism

7. **Random audio dropouts** - Very brief moments where audio cuts out or gets muffled (like dirty tape heads)

8. **Static between tracks** - White noise/hiss during track transitions

9. **"Tape eating" event** - Rare chance when pressing play/stop that triggers a tape-eating sound effect and animation where the tape visually tangles

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## Hidden Interactions

10. **Konami code** - Entering the classic code unlocks a secret mode (different color scheme, hidden track, or "repaired" mode where everything works perfectly)

11. **Thump to fix** - Double-clicking/tapping the cassette housing "thumps" the player, which could temporarily fix glitches or cause new ones

12. **Secret button combo** - Holding certain buttons together reveals hidden content or debug info

13. **Dust accumulation** - Animated dust particles that slowly build up on the display, clickable to "wipe clean"

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## Dystopian Theme Additions

14. **Redacted track names** - Occasional text that appears with black boxes like "[REDACTED]" or "TRACK ██ - ████████"

15. **Surveillance indicator** - Small red "REC" light in the corner that occasionally blinks, or a subtle camera icon

16. **Propaganda interruptions** - Random brief messages that flash on screen like "COMPLIANCE IS FREEDOM" or "REPORT SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY"

17. **Emergency broadcast** - Rare event where audio cuts to an emergency alert tone with scrolling text

18. **Signal interference** - Brief moments where the display shows "NO SIGNAL" or "WEAK SIGNAL"

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## Time-Based Behaviors

19. **Midnight mode** - Different behavior or color scheme between certain hours (dimmer, more glitchy, or eerier)

20. **Battery drain simulation** - After extended use, everything gradually slows down and gets distorted until "recharged" (refreshing the page)

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## Fun Visual Additions

21. **Tape label graffiti/stickers** - Small worn stickers or handwritten notes on the cassette

22. **Cigarette burn marks** - Subtle burn marks on the player casing

23. **Fingerprint smudges** - Subtle smudges on the tape window or display

24. **"Property of..." label** - A worn/scratched identification label with mysterious text

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Would you like me to create a plan to implement some of these? If so, which ones appeal to you most? I can group them into:
- **Quick wins** (CSS-only or simple JS)
- **Medium effort** (Web Audio effects, animations)  
- **Larger features** (Konami code, emergency broadcast system)