AXIA PS 2 (1997 JP) Cassette Tape

AXIA PS 2 Cassette Description

Like its predecessors, this relatively rare upper midrange type II excelled in maintaining most of the 'vintage analog flavor' of the previous decade tapes, but with improved construction and formulation which result in better technical specifications.

Once again from Axia  we have  a no frills type II with low noise, excellent midrange and highs, that can easily take +4db level without distorting.  

For some reason beyond us there seem to be less tapes available from this vintage which makes its collectible value a bit higher.

We recommend our 682ZX for recording your reference tape with it.  

The AXIA PS 2 (1997 JP) is a high-quality, blank audio cassette tape designed for professional recording applications. It maintains the vintage analog flavor of the previous decade's tapes while offering improved construction and formulation for better technical specifications.

AXIA PS 2 Technical Specifications

• Type: Type II
• Width: 0.15 inches (3.81 mm)
• Track Width: 1.5 mm for mono, 0.6 mm each for stereo channels
• Tape Speed: 1 7/8 inches per second (4.76 cm/s)
• Replay Time Constant: 70 μs
• Bias Level: High bias

User Reviews

• "The AXIA PS 2 (1997 JP) cassette tape delivers excellent midrange and highs, making it ideal for recording high-quality audio. Its low noise and ability to handle +4db levels without distorting are notable features"
• "This tape is perfect for capturing detailed audio with minimal hiss, making it a great choice for reference recordings"

AXIA PS 2 Key Features

• Low Noise: The tape exhibits minimal noise levels, ensuring clear and crisp audio recordings.
• Excellent Midrange and Highs: The cassette maintains a strong midrange and high-frequency response, ideal for detailed audio capture.
• High Recording Level: It can handle +4db levels without distorting, making it suitable for a variety of recording applications.

Improvements over Previous Generation

The AXIA PS 2 (1997 JP) cassette tape improves upon its predecessors by offering better technical specifications and construction. This results in a more reliable and high-quality recording experience compared to earlier models.