Victor RZII Type II - 1989 JP

Victor RZII Type II Blank Cassette Tape - 1989 JP Victor RZII Overview The Victor RZII (1989 JP) is a high-bias Type II blank audio cassette tape manufactured by JVC/Victor for the Japanese domestic market. Released in 1989, the RZII uses a ferricobalt formulation optimized for 70µs EQ playback, delivering improved high-frequency response and lower noise floor compared to Type I tapes. New sealed NOS condition. Technical Specifications Tape Type: IEC Type II (High Bias) Bias EQ: 70 microseconds Formulation: Ferricobalt high-bias Market: Japan domestic Year: 1989 Condition: New sealed NOS Key Features High Bias: Optimized for decks with Type II bias settings for improved high-frequency response and lower noise floor compared to Type I tapes. Ferricobalt Formulation: JVC/Victor's pseudo-chrome formulation delivers wide dynamic range and stable performance across a broad frequency band. Japanese Manufacture: Produced to JVC/Victor's high domestic quality standards, reflecting the premium construction typical of late-1980s Japanese blank media. FAQ Q: What deck settings does the Victor RZII require? A: Set your deck to Type II (CrO2/High Bias) position. EQ should be set to 70µs. Q: Is the Victor RZII suitable for music recording? A: Yes. The RZII is well-suited for recording music from CD or analog sources, offering better high-frequency performance than Type I tapes. Q: What condition is this tape in? A: New sealed NOS. Free US shipping on orders $50+. Ultra Ferric.