A fine example of Axia's early generation 'entry level' type II from the heyday that helped build Fuji and Axia's reputation.
The PS-II is a rugged, reliable, and excellent sounding classic type II with low noise and clear detailed highs. It has that nostalgic 'flavor', both in design and in sound, that many more modern tapes have lost in favor of technical excellence.
The Axia PS-II (1985-1986 JP) is a type II blank cassette tape designed for high-quality audio recording and playback. It is part of the Axia brand, which was rebranded from Fuji for the Japanese market to appeal to a younger audience.
AXIA PS-II Technical Specifications
Relative Sensitivity: +0.5dB
THD @ Dolby Level: 0.65%
MOL400(1%): +1.8dB
MOL400(3%): +5.2dB
MOL1k(3%): +5.6dB
SOL10k: -3.2dB
Bias Noise: -53.6dB, -57.3dB(A)
Dynamic Range: 62.5dB
AXIA PS-II Key Features
Low Noise: The cassette is designed to minimize noise, ensuring clear and clean audio recordings.
Excellent Midrange and Highs: It maintains a high level of quality in both midrange and high-frequency responses.
Durability: The cassette is constructed to withstand regular use, making it a reliable choice for audio recordings.
Improvements over Previous Generation
The Axia PS-II builds upon the technical specifications of its predecessors, offering improved construction and formulation. This results in better overall performance and reliability compared to earlier models.
