Scotch Metafine (1979-1981 US) Cassette Tape

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Scotch Metafine Cassette Description

The Scotch Metafine cassette tape, introduced in 1979, is a high-quality, fully recordable audio cassette designed for professional and home recording applications. Manufactured with advanced technology, this cassette tape offers superior performance and reliability.

Scotch Metafine Technical Specifications

• Type: IEC Type I (ferric oxide formulation)
• Bias: Normal bias
• Dynamic Range: 62.3 dB
• Bias Noise: -53.1 dB, -56.7 dB(A)

User Reviews

The Scotch Metafine cassette tape has received positive reviews for its excellent dynamic range and low distortion. Users have praised its ability to deliver high-quality recordings, making it a reliable choice for both professional and home recording needs.

Scotch Metafine Key Features

• Magnetic Coating: Ferric oxide formulation
• Recording Capabilities: Fully recordable
• Playback Compatibility: Compatible with standard cassette decks
• Durability: Designed for long-term use

Improvements Over Previous Generation

The Scotch Metafine cassette tape represents an improvement over earlier ferric oxide tapes due to its enhanced dynamic range and lower distortion levels. It was specifically designed to meet the demands of professional recording applications, offering a more stable and reliable performance compared to its predecessors.