★Rare, very good condition, new, unopened★DENON MG-X 46 minutes cassette tape Denon Denon Nippon Columbia Metal Position TYPEⅣ METAL.
This is a new, unopened item.
It's in good condition, but since it's an old cassette tape, I don't know if it can be used.
I am a former engineer in Columbia's magnetic tape development department.
I don't think it needs any explanation, but this is DENON's highest quality metal tape cassette tape.
At that time, products such as Maxell's MetalVertex, TDK's MA-XG, MA-R, SONY's SuperMetalmaster, and UXMaster were introduced to the high-end audio tape market.
The MG-X was developed and manufactured by DENON as a competition horse.
This is a luxurious tape that uses a high-performance magnetic material on a heavy half made of the trendy low-resonance ceramic composite material.
This MG-X has the highest levels of MOL, SOL, and DR in its class, and has minimal modulation noise, so it can easily handle delicate sound sources and reproduce a different dimension of sound field.
Tapes from major manufacturers were available in reasonable numbers and sold well, but MG-X was less well-known and was expensive at the time.
Because they don't sell very well and the number of balls is extremely small, new, unopened, and extremely beautiful items are extremely rare and valuable.
A high-position HG-M with similar specifications was released in the same series.
This tape was also expensive and did not sell well, making it a rare and valuable tape with only a small number of tapes.
It is a very beautiful individual. Please check the image.
Please take this opportunity to add it to your collection.
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