Maxell XLI-S (1985-1987 US-JP) Cassette Tape

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Cassette Description

The Maxell XLI-S cassette tape, produced between 1985 and 1987 in both the United States and Japan, is a high-quality audio cassette designed for professional and enthusiast use. It is part of Maxell's premium line, known for its robust construction and excellent sound quality.

Cassette Technical Specifications

• Relative Bias: -1
• Relative Sensitivity: +1.1 dB
• THD @ Dolby Level: 0.55%
• MOL400(THD=1%): +3.3 dB
• MOL400(THD=3%): +6.5 dB
• MOL1k(THD=3%): +2.7 dB
• SOL10k: -0.4 dB
• Bias Noise: -48.5 dB, -52.0 dB(A)
• Dynamic Range: 58.5 dB

Cassette Key Features

1. Robust Construction: The XLI-S cassette tape is known for its durable design, ensuring reliable performance over time.
2. Excellent Sound Quality: It offers low distortion and high dynamic range, making it suitable for a variety of audio applications.

Improvements Over Previous Generation

The Maxell XLI-S cassette tape builds upon the improvements of its predecessors, particularly the Maxell XLI series. It offers enhanced Maximum Output Level (MOL) performance and slightly improved sensitivity, making it a reliable choice for both professional and enthusiast audio recording needs. The dynamic range has also been optimized, providing a more balanced audio experience. While it does not significantly differ from the 1982 version in terms of bias noise, it maintains a consistent performance level that is comparable to other high-quality tapes of its time.

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