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Sony Blank Cassette Tapes: The Standard in Analog Recording Sony Group Corporation...
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TDK was founded by Kenzo Saito in Tokyo, Japan, on 7 December...
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Maxell Cassette Tapes
Maxell, Ltd. (マクセル株式会社, Makuseru Kabushiki-gaisha), commonly known as Maxell, is a Japanese...
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Quick shipping, great discs. Some for recording and some to add to my collection. I will be back.
This tape is basically an HF-pro hiding in plain sight (but in my experience slightly better). It is an unbelievable tape on the same level as a Maxell XL-IS.
It changed the way I feel about type 1 tapes. lovely bass response and clear top end without harshness.
Lovely cassette, perfect choice for the budget, gets the job done as well as the best of the Type I offerings!
Great tape! I used it on very dynamic material that required a detailed, full frequency range. Will definitely buy more.
An outstanding product, excellent condition, and great performance! All at an exceptional price!
Amazing quality tapes for an amazing price, with incredible hospitable service!
MA-EX... The last "MA-X". The last Metal! So how does this last one rate?Without a reference deck but good enough to compare, ran MAEX against 1992 MA and Sony UX-Pro (type 2), which I always use as a reference. I still think the UX-Pro (or UX-Master) has the best detail, but MAEX is almost indistinguishable to UX Pro. I think my deck is primarily tuned best for type 2 tapes. So MAEX - it is superior to MA of course. Unfortunately I don't have another MA-X to compare, but I guess going to be the equal. Recording, it is not much much different to my digital sources. Amazing tape. Detail, and powerful. On a superior deck, might be as good as source. Overall, I think this last "MA-X" is the deal and is a deal, as usually overlooked, but possibly best value, and having a unique name, I think collectable as a special tape as well. Bit of a boring design, given predecessors but otherwise 5 stars indeed.
I've known Memorex cassettes since the 1970s, when they already had a very good reputation. Recently, I recorded several genres of music using an HBX-II cassette. After finding the optimal calibration for this cassette, the response was brilliant, exceeding my expectations, and I was pleasantly surprised by the performance. Recording becomes a pleasure, thanks to the deep bass and exceptional treble. Additionally, its design is elegant and the finish impeccable. Rewinding is smooth and quiet. In short, for less than half the price, you get a cassette that competes head-to-head with the best Maxell and the prestigious TDK, offering excellent value for money.
