🎧 5-Pack TDK Dynamic Performance D90 High Output IEC I / Type I Audio Cassette Tapes Review

High quality audio cassettes are becoming "hard to come by". I have an old 1980's Keocera record/playback deck but no good cassettes. If I move like that, I haven't had a chance to try them yet. But as long as my deck is still working properly, the results so far have always been great.

Definitely not for recording music but I'm sure it will work fine for recording a police interrogation but not for music.

Received five individually wrapped cassettes, not the sealed 5 pack advertised. One of the cassette cases was cracked and the packaging of the other showed sticky residue. The bands themselves are good too, but I was disappointed that I didn't receive the sealed 5 pack as shown in the photo and description, hence the 3 stars for mis-advertising.

Vehicles on my tape deck keep stopping while playing these tapes. Virtually useless. I used TDK D90 exclusively in the 80s, there were no problems, I am surprised by this problem.

TDK's D-Series blanks have always been among the finest ever made. They have great dynamic range and can be pushed into the red (+2) peaks without distortion if you have a really good deck, and they work with both Dolby B and Dolby C. Tape quality is consistent and the output is excellent . . Many cheap brands that are now coming out (like ONN) are making a comeback as cassettes to some extent but be careful with them as there is no sound production like old school types like TDK D., Maxell UR…

Vehicles on my cassette deck stop playing these cassettes. Virtually useless. I used TDK D90 exclusively in the 80s, there were no problems, I am surprised by this problem.

Five individually wrapped cassettes received, not a sealed 5 pack as stated. ok but i was disappointed that i didn't get the sealed 5 pack as shown in the photo and description hence i got 3 stars for misadvertising.

TDK Series D blanks have always been some of the best Type I blanks ever made. They have great dynamic range and can be pushed into the red (+2) on peaks without distortion if you have a really good deck, and they work well with both Dolby B and Dolby C. Tape quality is consistent and output is excellent. . Many cheap brands that are now coming out (like ONN) are making a comeback as cassettes to some extent, but be careful with them as there is no sound production like old school types like…