Panasonic PX (1994 JP)

Panasonic PX Cassette Description

The Panasonic PX (1994 JP) is a blank audio cassette tape designed for recording and playback of analog audio signals. It is a magnetic tape cassette format, commonly referred to as an audio cassette or simply tape. This cassette is ideal for various applications requiring high-quality audio recording and playback.

Panasonic PX Technical Specifications

• Media Type: Magnetic tape cassette
• Encoding: Analog signal, in four tracks
• Capacity: Typically 30, 45, and 60 minutes per side (C60, C90, and C120)
• Read/Write Mechanism: Tape head
• Dimensions: 4 by 2.5 by 0.5 inches (10.2 cm × 6.35 cm × 1.27 cm)
• Tape Width: Approximately 0.15 inches (3.81 mm)

User Reviews

• "The Panasonic PX (1994 JP) cassette tape has been a reliable choice for my audio recordings. It provides clear and consistent sound quality, making it perfect for both personal and professional use."
• "I have used this cassette tape for several projects, and it has always delivered high-quality audio. The durability of the tape is impressive, and it has withstood multiple recordings without any issues."

Panasonic PX Key Features

• Blank Tape: Ideal for recording new content.
• Analog Signal: Suitable for applications requiring high-fidelity analog audio.
• Four-Track Encoding: Supports stereo or monaural audio recording.
• Reversible: Allows for easy switching between recording and playback.

Improvements Over Previous Generation

The Panasonic PX (1994 JP) cassette tape builds upon the established design of the Compact Cassette format, which was introduced in August 1963 by Philips. This cassette maintains the reliability and functionality of its predecessors while offering consistent performance in analog audio recording and playback.