Victor RZ (1991-1995 JP)

Victor RZ Cassette Description

The Victor RZ (1991-1995 JP) cassette tape is a high-quality, blank audio cassette designed for recording and playback of analog audio signals. It is a compact, two-spools cassette containing magnetically coated polyester-type plastic film, which is wound between the spools. This format is widely recognized and used for both music and data storage.

Victor RZ Technical Specifications

• Media Type: Magnetic tape cassette
• Encoding: Analog signal, in four tracks
• Capacity: Typically 30 minutes per side (Type I)
• 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: 0.15 inches (3.81 mm)
• Track Width: 1.5 mm for mono, 0.6 mm each for stereo channels with a 0.3 mm separation

Victor RZ Key Features

• Reversible: The cassette allows for reversible playback, enabling users to play both sides of the tape.
• Write-Protect Notch: A write-protect notch is located at the top-left when the cassette is held with one of the labels facing the user and the tape opening at the bottom.
• Tape Length: Commonly available in 30-minute per side (Type I) format, with other lengths like C90 (45 minutes per side) and C120 (60 minutes per side) also available.

Improvements over Previous Generation

The Victor RZ cassette tape builds upon the standard compact cassette format, offering reliable and consistent performance. It maintains the same technical specifications as its predecessors, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of cassette players. The use of magnetically coated polyester-type plastic film ensures high-quality audio recordings and playback.