TDKSA 90 minute Super High Resolution Type II Audio Cassette Tape

TDK was the go to tape back in the 80s when cassettes were all the rage. Type 2 tapes were always more expensive than the type 1 because of low noise and you used them for recording on a 4 track recorder then transferred the finished mix to a type 1. They still are great tapes but man !! Almost $20 a tape ! Crazy . I bought a 5 pack of type 1 tapes for $12 which is not bad considering it has been 40 yrs since I bought them. Still great tapes !!

This tape is really high quality and i love the J card aesthetic. I record almost all of my tapes using DDi codec on windows to encode DNR for use in my car stereo and this tape almost dosen't need DNR to sound good. Overall 9/10 just because its pricey.

Muy buen producto. Son TDK. No creo que haya que agregar nada.

Performs as described.

poor the tape had sounds on it..

Great price from what i remembered paying but look for best price from other dealers.

Met my expectations. Packaged well, for delivery.

TDK SA 90 competes with Maxell XLII 90. The recording quality of both is excellent. The mechanism in the TDK SA 90 is superior to the one in the Maxell. The Maxell mechanism has too much drag, which negatively affects the consistency of recordings made on Class A cassette decks. For years, l had routinely purchased a five-pack of SA 90 tapes at about the same price as a five-pack of the Maxell. The price of SA 90 has recently increased to an extraordinary high level. The Maxell XLII 90 five-pack is currently priced at $13.20 on Amazon, but the Amazon price for TDK SA 90 is $4.95 PER TAPE, which is $24.75 for five tapes. Amazon's vendor for TDK SA 90 is Burlington AV Recordings of Oceanside NY.