The Maxell Hibiki II (1995-1996 JP) is a high-quality, blank audio cassette designed for professional and enthusiast use. It is part of the renowned Maxell cassette tape series, known for its reliability and technical performance. This cassette is particularly notable for its use in the Japanese market during the mid-1990s.
Cassette Technical Specifications
Relative Sensitivity: +0.6dB
THD @ Dolby Level: 0.4%
MOL400(1%): +3.0dB
MOL400(3%): +6.3dB
MOL1k(3%): +6.4dB
SOL10k: -4.2dB
Bias Noise: -55.2dB, -59.6dB(A)
Dynamic Range: 65.9dB
Cassette Key Features
Low Distortion: The cassette features a low total harmonic distortion (THD) of 0.4% at Dolby level, ensuring clear and accurate audio reproduction.
Improved Dynamic Range: With a dynamic range of 65.9dB, this cassette offers enhanced audio fidelity, making it suitable for a variety of recording applications.
High Sensitivity: The relative sensitivity of +0.6dB ensures that the cassette can capture a wide range of audio frequencies effectively.
Improvements over Previous Generation
The Maxell Hibiki II (1995-1996 JP) shows significant improvements over its predecessors, particularly in terms of dynamic range and low distortion levels. Compared to the 1994 model, the MOL and noise have improved, but the signal-to-noise ratio (SOL) has suffered slightly, resulting in a more balanced performance suitable for a variety of audio applications .
