Maxell XLI-S (1980-1982 JP)
Maxell XLI-S (1980-1982 JP)
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Maxell XLI-S (1980-1982 JP)
1. Cassette Description:
The Maxell XLI-S cassette tape, produced between 1980 and 1982 in Japan, is a high-quality audio cassette designed for professional and enthusiast use. It is part of the Maxell Type I series, known for its robust construction and reliable performance.
2. Cassette Technical Specifications:
- Relative Sensitivity: +1.7dB
- THD @ Dolby Level: 0.70%
- MOL400(THD=1%): +3.2dB
- MOL400(THD=3%): >7.0dB
- MOL1k(THD=3%): +2.5dB
- SOL10k: -0.7dB
- Bias Noise: -46.7dB, -49.9dB(A)
- Dynamic Range: >56.9dB
3. User Reviews:
User reviews highlight the cassette's excellent dynamic range and low distortion, making it suitable for a variety of recording applications. However, some users note that the bias setting can be a compromise, requiring adjustments for optimal performance.
4. Cassette Key Features:
- High Dynamic Range: The cassette offers a dynamic range of over 56.9 dB, ensuring clear and detailed audio reproduction.
- Low Distortion: With a THD of 0.70% at the Dolby level, this cassette provides minimal distortion, ideal for professional recordings.
- Robust Construction: Designed with a durable shell, the XLI-S cassette is built to withstand regular use.
5. Improvements over Previous Generation:
Compared to the Maxell UD-XL, the XLI-S cassette shows significant improvements in MOL (Modulation) and dynamic range, making it a preferred choice for those seeking high-quality audio performance. The XLI-S also exhibits better noise characteristics, contributing to its overall reliability and sound quality .