Sony MC90 Microcassette Audio Tapes - Pack of 6 Review

After purchasing the cassettes I found that most smartphones come with a voice recorder. .on the phone is more convenient

Used these tapes with my old portable micro recorder to ARCHIVE OLD voice messages from messages with my OLD cell phone number BEFORE I got rid of the number! Went like clockwork.

Microcassettes are hard to find. I prefer microcassettes to digital recorders. Microcassettes are getting old. I feel like there is a market for them. if they had a choice and knew where to buy them. I'm stocking up now before the tapes get old.

Microcassettes are hard to find. I prefer microcassettes to digital recorders. Microcassettes are getting old. choice and knew where to buy them. I'm stocking up now before the tapes get old.

I was very excited to find them after finding in the past that Sony microcassettes made in Mexico are better than Thai made ones. Well, those 90 minutes weren't any better, they were a lot worse. So far, both 2-tape recordings had a very loud hiss/whistle that ruined the conference call recording. My Sony radio works fine, so the problem wasn't with the radio! I assume the rest of the tapes are the same in a 6 pack so I wouldn't recommend people buying these particular microcassettes.

I got this 6 pack as I have a J-300 and a J-500 Olympus Pearlcorder that I use every day and need a spare on hand to fix the ripcord to cover I like the Sony 90s as they seem a bit better than most. I note that the tape end trimming function on the J-300 and J-500 seems to depend on a pinch pulling the feed spool toward the heads, causing the "latch" to grab the machine and push it out of play. Mode. Sometimes not enough torque is generated to break the machine and it keeps pulling on the band,