FUJI, October 1994 METAL Z, ZII, K2x - cassette tapes

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FUJI Cassettes October 1994 - cover

An English-language international Fuji Photo Film brochure from October 1994 - eight pages built around the proprietary Double Coating technology: two magnetic layers instead of one, the upper with ultra-fine particles for highs, the lower with coarse particles for bass. Inside, six cassettes are paired up: Type I DR-Ix and K1, Type II K2, K2x and ZII, and the metal METAL Z with Metallix particles. Alongside them - Fuji’s entire digital lineup of the year: DAT (R-46/R-60/R-90/R-120), DCC (D-60/D-90) and Mini Disc (MD-Z 60/74). The brochure also pitches the Extraslim case, 18% slimmer than conventional, and a new pull-tab wrapper that comes apart with a single tug. The back page carries a detailed specification table with Hc, MOL and other curves for audiophiles.

Catalog kindly provided by Alexey Alexey - many thanks to him from the museum.

ModelTypePrice
FUJI DR-IxType I cassette tape
FUJI K1Type I cassette tape
FUJI K2Type II cassette tape
FUJI K2xType II cassette tape
FUJI ZIIType II cassette tape
FUJI METAL ZType IV cassette tape
FUJI R-46 / R-60 / R-90 / R-120DAT cassette
FUJI D-60 / D-90DCC cassette
FUJI MD-Z 60 / 74MiniDisc
Technical termsTranslation
Double CoatingFuji's signature dual-layer process: an upper layer of ultra-fine particles for highs, a lower layer of coarse particles for bass, sharing a common base film
Extraslim casethin cassette case, 18% slimmer than conventional, with smoothed edges for pocket-friendliness
Easy-peel wrappingnew pull-tab wrapper that comes apart with a single tug
Metallix particlessuper-fine metal particles used in METAL Z for an extra-wide dynamic range, suited to mastering digital sources
Supersonically welded shellultrasonically welded rigid shell that suppresses acoustic vibration and keeps tape transport stable
平成6年10月(1994 October)TB-402E
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