
JVC
JVC T120DU7 120-Minute VHS Video Tape 7-Pack
Seven JVC T120 tapes in a single pack — stock up on reliable SP/EP recording time for your VHS deck without hunting down individual tapes.
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Overview
Key Features
Fits 100Mm & 200Mm Vesa Mounting
Ep: 6 Hours
High Energy Magnetic Particles
Long Lasting Udd Binder
Multi-Linear Orientation Technology
Specifications
Format
VHS
Recording Time (SP)
120 minutes
Recording Time (EP)
6 hours
Quantity
7 tapes
Binder
UDD (Ultra Dynamic Deposition)
Magnetic Particle Technology
High Energy, Multi-Linear Orientation
Frequently Asked Questions
How much recording time does each tape provide?
Each tape delivers 120 minutes in SP (standard play) mode. Switch to EP (extended play) on your VCR and you get 6 hours per tape — useful for long-event recording or overnight timer recordings. Total recording capacity across the 7-pack is 14 hours in SP or 42 hours in EP.
Are these blank tapes, or do they come pre-recorded?
These are blank, unrecorded tapes ready for use. They're suitable for recording from a VCR, camcorder output, or any device with a VHS record capability. The pack ships without any content on the tapes.
What is Multi-Linear Orientation Technology, and does it affect recording quality?
Multi-Linear Orientation (MLO) is JVC's magnetic particle alignment process that orients particles along multiple axes to improve signal uniformity across the tape surface. In practical terms, it contributes to more consistent playback quality and reduced dropouts over the life of the tape compared to single-axis formulations.
Can these tapes be used in EP mode without degrading playback quality significantly?
EP mode runs the tape at one-third the speed of SP, which reduces the linear density of the recorded signal and typically results in some reduction in picture and audio quality compared to SP. For casual recording or archiving footage that won't be critically evaluated, EP is serviceable. For anything you intend to preserve or screen with attention to image quality, SP is the better choice.
How should these tapes be stored to maximize their lifespan?
VHS tapes store best in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight and magnetic fields. Keep them in their cases vertically (spine up) to maintain consistent tape tension. Rewinding fully before storage also prevents tension imbalances from developing at the head contact point over time.