The Maxell XLII cassette tape, produced in Japan between 1980 and 1982, is a high-quality audio cassette designed for professional and enthusiast use. It features a double-coated ferricobalt formulation, which enhances its magnetic properties and stability. This cassette is ideal for recording and playback of high-fidelity audio, ensuring clear and detailed sound reproduction.
Cassette Technical Specifications
Relative Sensitivity: +2.5 dB compared to the 1994 Maxell XLII calibration reference .
THD @ Dolby Level: 0.70% .
MOL400(1%): +1.4 dB .
MOL400(3%): +5.2 dB .
MOL1k(3%): +2.7 dB .
SOL10k: -4.5 dB .
Bias Noise: -53.2 dB, -57.0 dB(A) .
Dynamic Range: 62.2 dB .
Cassette Key Features
Double-Coated Ferricobalt Formulation: Enhances magnetic properties and stability.
High-Fidelity Audio: Designed for clear and detailed sound reproduction.
Reliable Performance: Consistent in its playback and recording capabilities.
Improvements Over Previous Generation
The Maxell XLII cassette tape offers improvements in noise reduction and dynamic range compared to earlier models. It features a lower bias noise level and a higher dynamic range, making it suitable for high-fidelity audio applications .
