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Laser SE-H by Swire Magnetics Type I - 1981 HK
Laser SE-H by Swire Magnetics Type I - 1981 HK
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$17.40 USD
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Laser SE-H by Swire Magnetics (1981 HK)
Laser SE-H by Swire Magnetics Cassette Description
The Laser SE-H by Swire Magnetics is a high-quality audio cassette tape designed for professional and personal use. Manufactured in 1981, this cassette tape is known for its reliable performance and durability. It is made from high-grade magnetic tape that ensures clear and crisp audio recordings.
Laser SE-H by Swire Magnetics Technical Specifications
- Magnetic Tape Type: Ferric-based magnetic tape formulation.
- Track Width: 1.5 mm for mono recording, 0.6 mm for each stereo channel.
- Tape Speed: 1.875 inches per second (4.76 cm/s).
- Maximum Output Level: Typically specified at 400 Hz Dolby Level, with performance characteristics measured at various frequencies.
- Users have praised the Laser SE-H for its clear and distortion-free audio, making it suitable for both music and voice recordings. The tape has been noted for its reliability and consistent performance across different recording levels.
Laser SE-H by Swire Magnetics Key Features
- Magnetic Tape Quality: The cassette features high-grade ferric-based magnetic tape, ensuring clear and crisp audio recordings.
- Stereo Recording: Capable of recording two stereo pairs of tracks or two monaural audio tracks.
- Compatibility: Designed to work with standard cassette players, including those with Dolby noise reduction systems.
Improvements over Previous Generation
The Laser SE-H cassette tape represents an improvement in the ferric-based magnetic tape technology of its time. It offers better signal-to-noise ratio and higher maximum output levels compared to earlier models, making it a reliable choice for audio recording applications.
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