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Maxell was the best!
Yep. I saved up my paper route money to buy Maxwell. I knew I'd be like that guy getting blown away in his chair if I bought those and made my own mix tape of my favorite hits from the local radio station.Definitely!
I dubbed my vinyl(s) to cassette to play in my van.Yep. I saved up my paper route money to buy Maxwell. I knew I'd be like that guy getting blown away in his chair if I bought those and made my own mix tape of my favorite hits from the local radio station.
-Mike
IMO, it was tied with TEAC.Maxell was the best!
Yes!!! I'm gonna call it a 3-way tie - TDK SA, TEAC CRC, and Maxell XLII. They all worked equally well for me. I remember BASF not sounding good to me. Maybe I had lower-quality ones...TDK SA-90 all day long
Maxell was the best!
I used both TDK SA-90 and Maxell XL II for cassettes, and the latter for all my 10 1/2" reels of tape for the TASCAM 3440.TDK SA-90 all day long
Had a flat top in H.S.-for a while. Used something like this. Tossed about 1/2 the jar.