📼 Maxell UR90/100 - 90-Minute Blank Audiocassette Tape, Normal Bias (100-Count Master Case) Review

These cassettes were purchased on behalf of our church. This style is perfect for recording our services, length. The quality of the Maxell tapes ensures that we can record the entire service and any special music.

These 90 minute tapes are flawless. The VU signal level corresponds to the original recording level with no audible loss. So far NO mechanical seizure or mechanical noise. I bought these tapes for my church for audio/video ministry.

I need blanks for a church recording service and these tapes work great. They are in good condition with no glue quality issues. They were also bought at a reasonable price so it was a good deal all round.

I have used Maxell tapes extensively in the past and have always had good luck with them. I used these to record for a book I was writing for a friend who is legally blind and the quality of the voice and audio is excellent. I've also used them to record music in the past and haven't had any issues with it. Now I buy them in boxes of 100 since many stores run out of audio cassettes. Maxell is my favorite brand, I still use them, have used them for years and will continue to do so as long as…

My husband is a teacher and takes classes every week. After spending a million dollars at the corner drug store buying cassette tapes, I decided to invest in a case. A box of 90 minute Maxell tapes is hard to come by, let alone the price I paid. I received my package very quickly and started using my tapes right away. The sound quality is excellent. I am a customer for life. i love maxell

Tried to burn my CD to Cassette. He recorded on a tape recorder. It's tight when trying to reproduce the mechanism. It was too tight and wouldn't rewind. When playing the tape, it's too tight to even play. I spent money on something that didn't work at all. I tried two different tape recorders and the results were the same. I would advise other buyers to think twice before purchasing this item.

I check 2 of these a week and have done so for over 30 years. I've used most brands and Maxell (or Sony or Memorex) are the top 3. I always try to buy with a plastic case as it will keep them dust free for many years. I'm just recording the voice. They're hard to come by in regular stores, so it's best to go online if you can get a good price. Lately they've been around $1.20 each plus shipping. I would not pay more than what is currently available. (I try not to go over the dollar with…