Maxell CD's I (1992-1993 JP)

Cassette Description

The Maxell CD's I (1992-1993 JP) is a high-quality, blank audio cassette designed for professional recording applications. It is engineered to provide optimal performance and reliability, making it an essential tool for mastering and archiving audio content. This cassette tape is part of Maxell's extensive range of audio cassettes, renowned for their precision and durability.

Cassette Technical Specifications

• Oxide Type: Ferricobalt and chromium(IV) oxide
• Base Material: Polyethylene (PE)
• Thickness: 1.5 mil
• Coercivity: 600 Oe
• Remanence: 2500 Gauss
• Saturation Flux Density: 1200 Gauss
• Length: 23,700 feet

User Reviews

Professional audio engineers and producers have consistently praised the Maxell CD's I for its exceptional stability and low noise levels. The tape's ability to maintain consistent sensitivity across its length ensures that recordings remain balanced and free from distortion.

Cassette Key Features

• High Sensitivity: The tape exhibits a sensitivity of 50 dB at 315 Hz, ensuring clear and detailed audio reproduction.
• Low Noise Levels: The ferricobalt and chromium(IV) oxide formulation provides a low noise level, making it ideal for high-fidelity recordings.
• Stability: The tape's uniformity and stability across its length ensure that recordings remain consistent from start to finish.

Improvements Over Previous Generation

While the Maxell CD's I does not incorporate advanced chromium dioxide particles like the BASF Reference Master II, it maintains a robust performance profile suitable for professional audio applications. Its ferricobalt and chromium(IV) oxide formulation ensures reliable and detailed audio reproduction, making it a reliable choice for mastering and archiving audio content .