Sony - Metal Master - Casete de audio - 1986

Ultra Rare SONY Metal Master Type IV Cassette Tapes - Ceramic Shell - NOS/Mint Condition Bundle

## Premium Collection: SONY Metal Master Type IV (Metal) Cassette Tapes

Up for sale is a rare opportunity to own a selection of SONY’s legendary "Metal Master" series. Widely regarded as the pinnacle of cassette technology, these tapes feature the iconic ceramic composite shell for vibration absorption and superior magnetic stability.

### Item Details:
* **Brand:** SONY
* **Model:** Metal Master (Type IV / Metal Position)
* **Included Lengths:** 46 min / 60 min / 90 min (As shown in image.png)
* **Condition:** Excellent / Near Mint (New Old Stock appearance)
* **Made in Japan**

### Key Features:
* **Ceramic Composite Half:** Provides incredible rigidity and eliminates resonance for pure sound reproduction.
* **High-Precision Mechanism:** SONY's flagship engineering ensures smooth winding and perfect tape-to-head contact.
* **Audiophile Quality:** The gold standard for analog recording, offering the widest dynamic range and frequency response.

### Condition Note:
These tapes are from a private collection and have been stored in a clean, smoke-free environment. As seen in image.png, the cases and labels are in beautiful condition, making them perfect for both high-end recording and serious collection.

### Shipping & Handling:
* Items will be professionally packed with extra cushioning to ensure safe international transit.
* Worldwide shipping available with tracking.

Don't miss this chance to acquire the "King of Cassettes." Perfect for fans of vintage Hi-Fi and premium Japanese audio engineering.

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