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TDK MA-R90
Brand New
What difference is there between TDK MA and TDK MA-R?
Both cassettes have exactly the same metal tape.
The only difference is in the cassette housing and mechanism. TDK MA is housed in a moulded case with the much acclaimed TDK Laboratory Standard Mechanism. It will give superb and reliable results over and over again. The R in MA-R stands for TDK’s Reference Standard and refers to the cassette mechanism. Reference Standard means of such a recognisably high standard that it is used as the basis by which other TDK cassette mechanisms are judged. To achieve this standard, the cassette mechanism is built of a three layer construction with a die cast zinc core machined to micron tolerances. The advantages of this unique construction are total stability with accurate left to right channel orientation and true parallel running of the A and B sides. It has been developed to take the fullest possible advantage of the qualities of metal tape, thus producing the ultimate in hi-fidelity.
TDK MA-X60
Brand New
TDK MA-X – Superior dynamic range and music handling
power from TDK’s ultra-fine Finavinx metal formulation.
Ideal for high-end raks systems.
Super Precision Anti-Resonance Cassette Mechanism II reduces
modulation noise and improves stereo imaging for enhanced
sound quality.
SUPER PREClSION ANTI-RESONANCE CASSETTE MECHANlSM II
TDK’s SP-ARII is entirely constructed of two complementary
layers of plastics in a unified combination that reduces resonance
for very low modulation noise and increases rigidity.
ST liner sheets and micron precision parts provide superior
tape handling and reliability for further enhancing sound quality.
First appearance in 1985.
Last edition in 1992.
TDK SA-90
Brand New
TDK SA – State-of-the-art Super Avilyn high bias formulation. Delivers unsurpassed performance. High MOL and wide dynamic range.
SA’s advanced cobalt-adsorbed gamma-ferric oxide particle formulation made it the first non-chrome high bias cassette.
High fidelity cassette tape takes a big step nearer perfection with TDK’s revolutionary new Super Avilyn (SA). The special ultra-refined Super Avilyn magnetic particle can be more densely and evenly packed onto the tape surface for an improved power-packed performance on any cassette deck with high bias (Type II) position. It’s wider frequency range, lower noise levels and greater maximum output are all achieved with no more head wear than that of normal ferric oxide tape and drastically less than that of CrO2.
Super Avilyn has excellent response in the low and middle frequencies and equals the response of chrome tapes in the high frequencies. It is compatible with all high quality tape machines currently available; where these are fitted with a chrome bias switch, it should be used for optimum results.
SA is also housed in an improved Laboratory Standard Cassette Mechanism; many parts of this super-precision mechanism, such as its double hub clamp and bubble liner sheet have yet to be equalled. This improvement has created a highly precise and stronger mechanism, which effectively reduces any structural warpage and virtually eliminates wow and flutter. Tape to head alignment is also improved, so tape transport is smoother.
First appearance in 1974
A demo tape, which is really short for demonstration tape, is the music industry’s equivalent of a resume. It is a sample sound recording of a song or songs that a hopeful artist uses to catch the attention of record labels and producers. Though initially the demo tape was almost exclusively in cassette tape form, a cassette tape be used today
A demo tape, which is really short for demonstration tape, is the music industry’s equivalent of a resume. It is a sample sound recording of a song or songs that a hopeful artist uses to catch the attention of record labels and producers. Though initially the demo tape was almost exclusively in cassette tape form, a cassette tape be used today
TECHNICS RP-959
If you use the tape deck (or tape recorder) for a long period of time, the head may become magnetized. Also, magnetized screwdrivers and magnets are attached to the head.
If you bring them closer together, the same problem will occur.
Use of such a magnetized or magnetized head may cause noise to be recorded on the tape or erase recorded tape.
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