Maxell XLII-S Type II - 1980-1982 US
Maxell XLII-S Type II - 1980-1982 US
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Maxell XLII-S (1980-1982 US)
Cassette Description
The Maxell XLII-S is a high-end, double-coated audio cassette tape produced in the United States during the 1980s. It is part of Maxell's premium line of Type II cassettes, renowned for their exceptional quality and durability. The cassette features a unique gold foil label and a well-built shell, making it a standout in its era.
Cassette Technical Specifications
- Length: 94 minutes (440 feet)
- Bias: High bias
- Magnetic Particles: Fine Epitaxial
- Noise Reduction: 2 dB lower noise level compared to the HIGH (CrO2) position reference tape 211
- Maximum Output Level (MOL): Improved by 1.5 dB at low frequencies and 5.5 dB at high frequencies
Cassette Key Features
- Super Silent Phase Accuracy Mechanism: Ensures minimal noise and improved sound quality.
- Gold Foil Label: Unique and aesthetically pleasing design.
- High Bias: Optimized for better bass response.
- Fine Epitaxial Magnetic Particles: Enhances MOL and reduces noise.
Improvements over Previous Generation
The Maxell XLII-S cassette tape offers significant improvements over its predecessors, including a lower noise level and enhanced MOL. These features make it a preferred choice among audiophiles seeking high-quality audio cassettes. Additionally, its unique design and manufacturing process set it apart from other cassettes of its time.
