Total length is 1,200 feet, 1 1/2 mil. Their tapes were often used for professional recordings in the 1950s and 1960s and had a great reputation. Yes, you can still make high quality recordings on these 50+ year old tapes.
Lot of Multiple Reel-to-Reel Magnetic Audio Tape Reels – Reel to Reel Tape Lot
13 reel to reel tapes not sure of contents
BASF EMTEC Studio Master 900 Maxima 2500ft Reel to Reel 1″ Tape 10.5″ Metal Reel
MADE IN GERMANY.
Lot of 2 Vintage Akai Metal & Plastic Reel To Reel Tape Take-Up 7″ 1/4″ W/ Cases
Lot of 2 vintage Akai metal and plastic reel to reel tape take-ups, with hard plastic cases made in Japan. These 7″ take-ups are designed for 1/4″ tapes and are sold as is. The Akai brand is well-known for producing high-quality audio equipment, and these take-ups are a rare and unique find for vintage audio enthusiasts looking to complete their collection. SHIPS FREE NEXT DAY OF PURCHASE
Scotch 206 10.5″ 1/4″ Tape Metal Reel to Reel Take-up Reel
RadioShack Concertape 1800ft 7in Reel-to-Reel Tape 44-1018 NOS Sealed
Product line: Concertape. – Model: Concertape 1800. – Quantity: 1 sealed reel per order. Includes one sealed reel only. – Type: All-purpose reel-to-reel recording tape. – Intended use: Voice and general-purpose recording.
LOT 12 REEL TO REEL 5″ TAPES PLASTIC REELS TO REEL SCOTCH MAGNETIC ~ 1/4 X 600
THESE LOOK TO BE USED & HAVE SOME RECORDING ON THEM YOU WILL RECEIVE THE EXACT ITEM IN THE PHOTOS
Maxell 10.5″ 1/4″ Tape Metal Reel to Reel Take-up Reel
Maxell UD XL 35-180B Tape on Scotch 10.5” Metal Reel KHFM Classical Recording
KHFM Albuquerque recordings. Maxell UD XL 35-180B storage box. The recording card identifies performances of Dates and recording details from the early 1980s. Original recording card. I do not own a reel-to-reel deck, so playback has not been tested.
BASF Studio Master 900 Maxima 10.5″ x 2″ Reel To Reel w/ Audio Tape – Orig. Box
The box is also in good shape. No other accessories included. Reel is 10.5″ x 2″. We have not tested these reels, and therefore we are unable to confirm if anything is recorded on them, or the quality/condition of the tape.