AXIA - Vários títulos - Cassete de áudio - 1990

Rare Lot of 9 AXIA Metal Position Cassette Tapes Type IV - PS-Metal, AU, J’z - New & Sealed Made in Japan

Up for sale is a premium collection of 9 vintage AXIA (Fujifilm) Metal Position (Type IV) cassette tapes. All tapes are brand new, factory-sealed, and were manufactured in Japan during the golden era of analog audio.
AXIA’s Metal series is highly regarded by audiophiles for its exceptionally low noise floor and high-output performance, featuring the sophisticated "Double Coating" technology.
Lot Details:
• AXIA AU 90 (1 unit) - High-end premium metal tape with superb frequency response.
• AXIA PS-METAL 80 (3 units) - Part of the iconic "Player's Spirits" series, known for its elegant gold horn packaging.
• AXIA PS-IV 54 (2 units) - High-performance Type IV in a sleek slim case.
• AXIA METAL 46 (2 units) - The classic, reliable silver-series metal tape.
• AXIA J’z METAL 64 (1 unit) - Featuring the famous and rare "Golden Lips" pop-art design from the 90s.
Condition:
• New Old Stock (NOS).
• Original factory shrink-wrap is intact on all units.
• Stored in a smoke-free, climate-controlled environment to ensure tape integrity.
Shipping:
The items will be professionally packed with bubble wrap and a sturdy cardboard box to ensure they arrive in perfect condition. We offer worldwide shipping from Japan.
Don't miss this chance to own a piece of Japanese analog history. Perfect for high-end recording or for serious collectors!

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