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Sony C90HFR/2 90 Minute HF Audio Cassette Tape

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Capture Clear Audio with Sony C90HFR/2 HF Audio Tapes The Sony C90HFR/2 High Fidelity Normal Bias Cassette Tapes are designed for capturing quality audio for music and general recording purposes. With 90 minutes of recording time, these tapes offer a reliable medium for preserving your audio rec...

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Overview

Capture Clear Audio with Sony C90HFR/2 HF Audio Tapes

The Sony C90HFR/2 High Fidelity Normal Bias Cassette Tapes are designed for capturing quality audio for music and general recording purposes. With 90 minutes of recording time, these tapes offer a reliable medium for preserving your audio recordings.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Sony
  • Model: C90HFR/2
  • Type: HF Audio Tape
  • Recording Capacity: 90 Minutes
  • Bias: Normal

Key Features

High Fidelity Normal Bias Cassettes are great for music and general recording

Specifications

Product Type
Audio Cassette Tape
Bias Type
Normal Bias (Type I)
Recording Time
90 Minutes
Fidelity
High Fidelity
Intended Use
Music and general recording

Frequently Asked Questions

"High Fidelity Normal Bias" indicates that this cassette tape is designed to provide good audio quality for music and general recordings, and it uses the standard Type I bias setting common to most cassette recorders.
Each C90HFR/2 cassette tape provides 90 minutes of recording time, typically 45 minutes per side.
Yes, it is explicitly stated that these High Fidelity Normal Bias Cassettes are great for music and general recording.
You will need a cassette recorder or player to use this audio cassette tape, as it is a physical analog storage medium.
Since it's a "Normal Bias" tape, it will work with the standard (Type I) bias setting on your cassette player/recorder, which is usually the default.