AXIA J'z 2 COLOR (2000 JP) Cassette Tape

AXIA J'z 2 COLOR Cassette Description

Axia's "entry level" type II of the mid 90's is yet another obscure tape that shoots way over its price point.

Compared to the Maxell XLII, or the TDK SA, we prefer the Axia for rock and pop recordings. We find it more neutral and a little less fatiguing than the former.
That said, they are similar in many ways, but the Axia is far more rare and collectible.
Just look at those crazy VW beetle graphics! :-)

We only have one B stock tape with a torn corner foil wrap (see photos) for a steal price, but more are on the way!

The Axia J'z 2 Color cassette tape, produced in Japan in 2000, is a high-quality blank tape designed for audio recording and playback. This cassette features vibrant, color-coded packaging that includes a sunflower design, adding a touch of aesthetic appeal to the product.

AXIA J'z 2 COLOR Technical Specifications

• Type: Blank cassette tape
• Width: 0.15 inches (3.81 mm)
• Track Width: 1.5 mm for mono, 0.6 mm for stereo channels
• Speed: 1.875 inches per second (4.76 cm/s)
• Magnetic Tape: Polyester-type plastic film with magnetic coating
• Bias: Optimized for high-frequency response and clarity

User Reviews

Users have praised the Axia J'z 2 Color cassette tape for its enhanced high-frequency response, which provides clear and detailed audio recordings. The tape is particularly recommended for rock, pop, and electronic music due to its ability to capture a wide range of frequencies, including those exceeding 24 kHz.

AXIA J'z 2 COLOR Key Features

• Color-Coded Packaging: Vibrant sunflower design on the j-card and matching colors on the shutter and internal labels.
• High-Frequency Response: Substantially improved high-frequency response, ideal for capturing detailed audio.
• Magnetic Tape Quality: Polyester-type plastic film with magnetic coating, optimized for clear and detailed recordings.

Improvements over Previous Generation

The Axia J'z 2 Color cassette tape offers significant improvements in high-frequency response compared to its predecessors, making it suitable for a variety of musical genres that require detailed audio capture.