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15x Vintage AXIA (Fujifilm) PS Cassette Tapes Lot - NOS / Sealed - 8x METAL 46, 2x HIGH 60/64, 5x NORMAL 50 - Made in Japan (1995)

Up for auction is a magnificent, rare lot of 15 vintage Japanese cassette tapes from AXIA (Fujifilm), all in Brand New / Factory Sealed (NOS - New Old Stock) condition.
This lot features the iconic "PS" (Perfect Sound) series released in Japan in 1995, famous for its striking "eye" artwork and the innovative "Easy-in Slim Case" mechanism, which allows the tape to be smoothly inserted in any direction.
This is a premium, high-value collection, particularly featuring 8 rare Metal position tapes, making it an incredible find for audio enthusiasts and vintage cassette collectors worldwide.
[Lot Details (15 Tapes Total)]
METAL POSITION (Type IV): 8 Tapes
AXIA PS-METAL 46 mins × 8
HIGH POSITION (Type II / Chrome): 2 Tapes
AXIA PS-2 60 mins × 1
AXIA PS-2 64 mins × 1
NORMAL POSITION (Type I): 5 Tapes
AXIA PS-1 50 mins × 5
[Condition & Features]
Condition: Brand New, Factory Sealed / OBI wrap intact (New Old Stock).
Release Year: 1995 (Heisei 7)
Country of Manufacture: Made in Japan (Fujifilm)
Case Type: Easy-in Slim Case (Innovative user-friendly design from the 90s)
[Shipping & Notes for Buyers]
The items shown in the photos (image_4.png) are the exact items you will receive. Please check the pictures for visual details of the packaging.
Will be packed with professional care using bubble wrap and a sturdy box to ensure safe international transit.
Don't miss this chance to own a pristine piece of 90s Japanese analog audio history. Happy bidding!

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