This is the late 80s version of the standard UR a good multipurpose tape. This is the very first version of SA. This is the 1986-87 version of a great cassette. 1990 version under wraps. The bog standard under wraps from the mid 90s! The bog standard in a 5 pack! This is your bog standard Maxell with one hour per side. Maxell is also written in gold in the window. Lastly, I added a couple of window hanging attachments to the back so I could hang it on the wall. This 1994 chrome master has a tough shell and a tiny window. With it’s matt black, dense shell this is a serious tape. This was a mean looking tape back in the day and still is now. As the name suggests, the reflective tape picks up on light, and reflects light back to the original source. This was a tape that would cause cassette envy back in ’85 if you had one. The end of the end for the poor old cassette! Glass bead reflective technology is over 60 years old. There was a distinctive smell when you opened the wrapper, and this lasted for years after.
There are so many good ones in here! An early sample was reviewed here. LTO ultrium is an intelligent and economical tape format that has been rigorously engineered with a scalable roadmap to handle the substantial growth of data protection demands. Its capacity boasts to 520 GB after data compression. For the most critical and important data HP LTO cartridge is most reliable and well designed media format. It can support a single LTO tape drive and provides maximum capacity with high density features. Water-activated tape (WAT) provides significant carton-sealing advantages. However, electric water-activated tape dispensers and the tape itself are both affordable and cost-effective. In case of spills see to it they are repaired by putting aluminum tape around. CD, CD, CD! That’s all you ever see on junk cassettes in the mid to late 90s! The 90s reincarnation of a classic. This is from the late 90s and is made in Mexico. Another mid 90s CD sellout! Mid 90s Chrome Class! Budget ‘Chrome’ from Sony.
The grandmaster Superferric from Sony with jumbo hubs! Mid 90s Superferric in nice length! This is a late 90s UDII sadly without screws. This is where the screws disappear! A top notch member of the big hub club! With their golf grip kits, you can extend the life of your favorite golf club! What an amazing experience girls camp can be (especially when your camp offers flushing toilets and showers for the leaders)! It feels quite heavy too and Shin offers high quality recordings. Maxell’s answer to heavy metal! A member of the big hub club! A super ferric member of the big hub club! Super stylish, super sound, super sized hubs! Another Japanese market super tape with oversized hubs! This is a Japanese market UX with gorgeous big hubs! A rare Japan market cassette with cool style. A cool and very snazzy cassette! This is the pinnacle of Type I cool. A stylish Type II! This is a high end Type II that offered Black Magnetite particles in the tape. The dark high quality beast from 1988! This is a sought after beast from 1985, that came in multiple colours.
The early EMI editions also came with the paper labels and the early runs (especially AC/DC) came in stock standard red bordered cases. Moreover, you would also held under police charges if you try to interfere with the law and would be sentenced to imprisonment, in severe cases. This is from the ‘screwless’ days of Sony tape production. Sony bought CBS in 1986! Another Japanese market tape with lovely big hubs! Friendship bracelets can be simple and lovely as well as complicated and impressive. I found that the deck does not erase very well. I had some time to weld up more bedbars for deck guards . Odds are that your CD writing drive came with a program that does just that and you won’t need anything more. Once you’ve scored a few goals you need to make it even more challenging. Once bar are covered then there are few available options to make the ends protected, electric tape is one of them but the use of electric tape should be in very less quantity only to secure the ends. All brands and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Scalable VXA generations enable companies to safeguard and manage the growing backup demands cost-effectively, while delivering the speed and performance to compete successfully in their respective industry.