TDK D120 Dynamic Audio Cassette Review

We have been using TDK audio cassettes for many years. They have a solid reputation for quality and performance. We use them for voice recordings, such as B. Lesson notes and chorale rehearsals. You can't go wrong with such applications.

Bought a set of 10 to hold XM on home stereo, a cheap Sharp shelving system purchased from Wal-Mart in 2006. Hey, they sound better than what I bought. from the radio store. You have to buy wisely, the Maxell 120's I have are unreliable on the B-side, music tends to only come out of one speaker. I have some old Radio Shack brand stuff, I've been very happy with them, but they actually sound MUCH better. Highest recommendation!

First of all I have been using TKD for over 40 years. I trust them. They were originally used for studio recordings of music. These tapes were used to record our pastor's sermons and are played over and over again. So far we've been very happy with the playback and reliability.

Bought a 10 pack for XM recording on a home stereo, a cheap Sharp shelving system purchased from Wal-Mart in 2006. Hey, they sound better than what I got from Radio Shack. You have to buy wisely, the Maxell 120s I have are unreliable on the B-side, music tends to come out of only one speaker. I have some old Radio Shack brand stuff, I've been very happy with them, but they actually sound MUCH better. Highest recommendation!

Like the other reviewer, I'm buying these for church recordings. In our case, they are used to record both oral speech and music and singing. These cassettes provide reliable performance and the longer length allows us to record the entire service without flipping the tape, which is a real benefit. Loyalty seems pretty good. We had no problems with defective cassettes. The only downside was an incomplete delivery, but this seller (record store) quickly forwarded the missing tapes - very…