Maxell UDS-I (1986-1987 US)

Cassette Description:

The Maxell UDS-I (1986-1987 US) is a Type I normal bias audio cassette tape designed for high-quality recording and playback. This premium product from Maxell offers enhanced performance compared to standard ferric oxide tapes, making it suitable for various recording applications.

Technical Specifications:

• Type: I (Normal Bias)
• Length: 60 minutes (30 minutes per side)
• Relative sensitivity: +0.1dB
• THD @ Dolby level: 0.55%
• MOL400(3%): +5.2dB
• SOL10k: -1.2dB
• Bias noise: -51.0dB, -54.0dB(A)
• Dynamic range: 59.2dB1

User Reviews:

Users praise the Maxell UDS-I for its durability, sound quality, and versatility. It is considered a reliable choice for recording from various sources, including LPs, other tapes, and FM radio67.

Key Features:

• Compatible with a wide range of tape decks
• Smooth frequency response
• Low noise performance
• High-quality shell construction
• Suitable for recording analog sources

Improvements:

The Maxell UDS-I offers better overall performance compared to its predecessor, with improvements in noise reduction and frequency response. It provides a more balanced sound profile, making it a step up from standard Type I tapes of the time.