BASF Professional I Type I - 1976-1978 US
BASF Professional I Type I - 1976-1978 US
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Cassette Description
The BASF Professional I cassette tape is a high-quality, blank audio cassette designed for professional recording applications. Manufactured between 1976 and 1978, this tape is known for its mechanical stability and clean performance in high-speed duplicator equipment. It is a ferric oxide-based tape, which provides reliable and consistent audio quality.
Cassette Technical Specifications
- Type: Ferric oxide-based
- Bias: Normal bias
- Equalization: 120 µs
- Sensitivity: Measured at 315 Hz and 10 kHz
- Remanence: Varies from around 1100 G for basic ferric tapes
Cassette Key Features
- Mechanical Stability: Designed to run cleanly through high-speed duplicator equipment
- Ferric Oxide Formulation: Provides reliable and consistent audio quality
- Normal Bias: Optimized for standard recording equipment
- 120 ?s Equalization: Suitable for most professional recording setups
Improvements over Previous Generation
The BASF Professional I cassette tape builds upon the advancements in magnetic tape technology from the 1930s, where BASF played a significant role in developing magnetic audio tapes . This tape maintains the mechanical stability and clean performance of its predecessors while adhering to standard professional recording specifications.
For collectors and enthusiasts, the BASF Professional I cassette tape offers a piece of audio history with its reliable performance and technical specifications. It is recommended for those seeking a high-quality, blank cassette tape for professional use or historical preservation.
