Maxell US I (1990-1991 JP)

Cassette Description

The Maxell US I cassette tape, produced in Japan from 1990 to 1991, is a high-quality audio cassette designed for precise audio recording and playback. It features a standard ferric oxide tape, ensuring reliable and consistent performance in a variety of recording environments.

Cassette Technical Specifications

• Recording Time: 90 minutes per side, totaling 180 minutes per cassette.
• Bias Type: Normal bias.
• Tape Type: Ferric oxide (IEC Type I).
• Dynamic Range: 57.7 dB.
• Bias Noise: -49.3 dB, -52.6 dB(A).
• THD @ Dolby Level: 0.50%.

Cassette Key Features

1. Recording Capacity: Each side of the cassette can record up to 45 minutes of audio.
2. Low-Noise Surface: The ferric oxide tape provides a low-noise surface suitable for music and voice recording.
3. Compatibility: Designed to work with standard cassette players, ensuring compatibility across various playback devices.

Improvements Over Previous Generation

The Maxell US I cassette tape represents an improvement over earlier models in terms of dynamic range and bias noise reduction. The use of ferric oxide tape ensures better high-frequency response and overall audio clarity, making it suitable for both personal and professional audio applications.

For accurate reproduction of music, the Maxell US I cassette tape incorporates advanced tape transport mechanisms, ensuring that the tape passes over the record/playback heads at a constant speed. This feature enhances the overall audio quality, making it an ideal choice for those seeking reliable and high-performance cassette tapes .