Maxell UDS-II Studio (1984 US)

Cassette Description

The Maxell UDS-II Studio cassette tape, introduced in 1984, is a Type II blank tape designed for professional audio applications. It offers a reliable and consistent performance, making it suitable for various recording needs.

Cassette Technical Specifications

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

User Reviews

User feedback indicates that the Maxell UDS-II Studio cassette tape has been used in various professional settings without significant issues. However, some users have noted that it may sound dull compared to later models .

Cassette Key Features

• Type II Blank Tape: Suitable for professional audio applications.
• Reliable Performance: Consistent sound quality.
• Technical Specifications: Detailed measurements for THD, MOL, and bias noise.

Improvements Over Previous Generation

The Maxell UDS-II Studio cassette tape represents a budget entry into the Type II line, offering a balance between performance and cost. It was introduced as a more affordable option compared to earlier Maxell tapes, making it accessible to a wider range of users .