TDK SA & Maxell XLII Type 2 Cassettes - Vintage & Modern - Is vintage always better?
Here we look at the first and last generations of these iconic cassettes, as well as do some recording on them, to see if vintage really is always better...sonically speaking. CASSETTE DECK USED: Nakamichi DR-10 If you'd like to purchase cassettes shown in this video, visit my online store at: https://www.cassettecomeback.com Follow me on Facebook for special offers and new stock alerts: / cassettecomeback
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