TRIAD EM-X (1986-1987 US)

TRIAD EM-X Cassette Description

The TRIAD EM-X cassette tape, produced in the United States from 1986 to 1987, is a high-quality audio cassette designed for professional and home recording applications. It features a durable plastic case and a spool of 3.81 mm magnetic tape, ensuring reliable playback and recording performance.

TRIAD EM-X Technical Specifications

• Type: Type I
• Tape Formulation: Chromium dioxide (CrO2)
• Equalization Time Constant: 120 μs
• Frequency Response: 30 Hz to 16 kHz at -20 dB re Dolby Level
• Bias Level: +0.1 dB

• "The TRIAD EM-X cassette tape provides excellent sound quality and durability. It is a reliable choice for both professional and home recordings."
• "I have used these tapes for years and never experienced any issues with playback or recording. Highly recommended."

TRIAD EM-X Key Features

• Durable Construction: The cassette tape is housed in a robust plastic case.
• High-Quality Tape: Chromium dioxide (CrO2) tape ensures clear and stable audio reproduction.
• Standardized Format: Compatible with most standard cassette decks.

Improvements over Previous Generation

The TRIAD EM-X cassette tape builds upon the advancements of earlier Type I tapes by offering improved signal-to-noise ratio and maximum output level, making it suitable for a wide range of audio applications. The use of chromium dioxide tape provides enhanced stability and reduced noise, ensuring high-quality audio reproduction.