Maxell UDII (1994-1995 JP)

Cassette Description

The Maxell UDII is a high-quality audio cassette tape designed for reliable and clear playback. It is part of Maxell's Type II cassette series, known for its durability and sound fidelity. The UDII is particularly notable for its performance in the mid-1980s, offering a cost-effective solution for music enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Cassette Technical Specifications

• Relative Sensitivity: +0.5 dB
• THD @ Dolby Level: 1.1%
• MOL400(1%): -0.1 dB
• MOL400(3%): +3.7 dB
• MOL1k(3%): +3.9 dB
• SOL10k: -4.2 dB
• Bias Noise: -52.4 dB, -55.8 dB(A)
• Dynamic Range: 59.5 dB

User Reviews

User reviews indicate that the Maxell UDII was a reliable choice for its time, offering good sound quality and durability. While some users noted that it sounded dull compared to more advanced tapes, it was praised for its affordability and performance in low-end equipment .

Cassette Key Features

1. Type II Cassette: Designed for high-quality audio reproduction.
2. Durability: Known for its hardiness and resistance to wear.
3. Affordability: Positioned as a budget-friendly option in the mid-1980s.

Improvements over Previous Generation

The Maxell UDII represents an improvement over the earlier UDII model by offering slightly better sound quality and performance. It is close to contemporary TDK SA tapes in terms of sensitivity and distortion levels, making it a reliable choice for those seeking a budget-friendly Type II cassette .