Denon RD-X (1989 JP) Cassette Tape

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Denon RD-X Cassette Description

The Denon RD-X cassette tape, introduced in 1989, is a high-quality audio cassette designed for professional and home use. It is manufactured in Japan, ensuring a high level of precision and reliability. The RD-X cassette tape is part of the advanced line of Denon products, known for their superior sound quality and durability.

Denon RD-X Technical Specifications

• Frequency Response: 30 Hz to 14,000 Hz
• Tape Type: Iron oxide (IEC 60094 standard)
• Bias and Equalization: Adjustable for optimal playback on various cassette decks
• Dimensions: Standard cassette dimensions (4 by 2.5 by 0.5 inches)
• Tape Width: 0.15 inches (3.81 mm)
• Track Width: 0.6 mm each channel with a 0.3 mm separation for stereo mode

User Reviews

Users have praised the Denon RD-X cassette tape for its clear and crisp sound quality, making it ideal for both music and voice recordings. The tape's durability and resistance to wear have also been noted positively, ensuring that recordings remain intact over time.

Denon RD-X Key Features

• Durable Iron Oxide Tape: Ensures high-quality audio reproduction.
• Adjustable Bias and Equalization: Allows for optimal playback on various cassette decks.
• Standard Dimensions: Compatible with most cassette players.
• Stereo Recording: Offers clear and distinct left and right channels.

Improvements over Previous Generation

The Denon RD-X cassette tape builds upon the advancements in tape technology, offering improved frequency response and durability compared to earlier models. The adjustable bias and equalization settings enhance compatibility with a wide range of cassette decks, making it a versatile choice for various recording needs.