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I just wish we got this version in the US. IMHO, AR never quite measured up to the older AD’s.
To me, a cassette tape needs to first and foremost serve its purpose of quality recording media. But also, the design, the looks, the feel has to be there. I found all that in this late 80s type II tape.
My order got lost in transit due to my negligence in updating my shipping address. Once I reached out to let them know they got right on it and began supplying information for me to track it down. Great customer service.
Arrived quickly/ as described. Works great, completely satisfied with purchase!
I have very good things to say about these TDK AE!
They reproduced sound so excellently, it was almost as good as some of my personal Type II tapes! I love using and stocking these more obscure durations, and these were some of my least troublesome 46 minute tapes! Definitely recommend these!
This is my favorite shop to source my tapes from, hands down. The customer service team is amazing, and I’ve never had a negative experience with this shop. Ultra Ferric has been exceptionally reliable, and they’ve provided unique imported production runs and tape durations that are hard to come by Stateside! This is my go-to shop for a reason!
These 120 minute tapes are very dependable in a pinch! I usually don’t pick these as my first option, but they are definitely not the worst option.
For their price, and for their availability, I would not discredit these! These are very capable!
This Maxell UR production run is extremely reliable and dependable. They may be common and generic, but do not confuse that for mediocrity.
When calibrated correctly, these were able to reproduce tracks about as well as some early 90s cassettes are able to! I was very pleasantly surprised! Don’t count these out! I consider these as a reliable budget tape!
This Memorex DBS Type I tape was very standard, all-around good option! They aren’t going to wow you with exceptionality, but they are extremely dependable and reliable.
I used these to record several time-accurate pop tracks and it reproduced them to an acceptable degree. You might not be wowed , but you shouldn’t expect to be. These get the job done and are versatile if you do not overextend these!
These Daiso AN tapes may seem like a novelty, but they did the job very well! I ordered several, and used them across various genres, and they did very well. I would particularly like to note that I recorded country music using these, and they were very good at reproducing the guitar pitch and string sections without any warble or tinny noise.
They didn’t disappoint with percussion either. I found they also responded well to piano. Definitely worth checking out!
These TDK AE tapes were very sublime Type I tapes, with a decent range. I’ve had prior negative experiences with 120 minute tapes, but the build quality on these were solid, they didn’t overwhelm my deck with their capacity, and they responded well to genres that are prone to oversaturating tapes (such as hip-hop, or distortion-heavy rock and metal).
I’d recommend these highly for extended mixes! They can take it!