
Fujifilm
Fujifilm 8541723814 DR-II 90 High Bias Audio Cassette Tape
The DR-II 90 gives Type II cassette performance a 90-minute runtime — a reliable blank for anyone still recording to tape.
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Overview
Specifications
Tape Type
High Bias (Type II)
Total Recording Time
90 minutes (45 min per side)
Format
Standard Compact Cassette (C-90)
Brand
Fujifilm
Model
DR-II 90
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "high bias" mean, and does it matter for what I'm recording?
High bias means this is a Type II cassette, which requires a deck with a Type II (CrO₂) bias setting. It captures a wider frequency range and lower noise floor than standard Type I tapes — most important for music recording. If your deck only has a Type I setting, use a Type I tape instead.
Is 90 minutes the total recording time, or per side?
90 minutes refers to the total tape length — 45 minutes per side. That's a standard runtime for a C-90 cassette format.
Will this play back on any cassette deck, or only on decks that support Type II?
It will play back on any cassette deck. The Type II designation is primarily relevant during recording — you need a deck with the correct bias switch to record optimally. Playback is universally compatible.
Is this a new tape or old stock?
The Fujifilm DR-II line was produced during the peak cassette era. Units currently available are typically new old stock (NOS) — unused but stored. Inspect packaging for seal integrity when you receive it.
How does the DR-II 90 compare to recording on a standard Type I tape?
On a compatible deck, the DR-II 90 produces noticeably better high-frequency response and reduced tape hiss compared to Type I — the difference is most audible on music with extended high-end content, such as cymbals, acoustic guitar, and vocals.