Unboxing a Legend, the TDK D Cassette.

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Since uploading this video I watched Tony's video (below) again, and he called this cassette 'a legend'.
Unboxing a new-old-stock 10-pack of TDK D60 cassette tapes. D90's were quite a bit more expensive, and I don't need the longer recording time, so I was pleased to buy this sealed box from a charity on eBay.
Cassette Comeback's video, 'The Legend That Is The TDK D - Type 1 Cassette' : • The Legend That Is The...

[@pcorf]

The most common blank cassette in the world (esp the D90). They will sound fine on a good deck, little or no biasing needed. They even work well on 2 head decks. This is final generation of genuine TDK D (1997-2002) before Imation took over and will take levels of +5 with no issues.

[@CBitsTech]

Thanks for the info. The one I have used sounds good. I'm still looking for a good value deck that's better than my Pioneer shelf system (the one in another of my videos). Thanks again.

[@giuseppelavecchia775]

Un buon unboxing,qui parliamo di una delle cassette piu leggendarie al mondo!

[@CBitsTech]

Mille Grazie

[@mariamercado5975]

the tdk d60 is 1997🎉

[@intromortti]

I never saw even one TDK without red tape clips and screws in the 80's and 90's, and I have hundreds of them. Were those even made by the same factory anymore?

[@CBitsTech]

A comment from @Pcorf Creations about a year ago did these are the final generation from 1997-2002. I don't know much about where they were made, but I guess there were Ds made in multiple factories worldwide.

[@madhusudanghodke2690]

How to get it

[@CBitsTech]

I am not selling

[@ginoonig4126]

Reckon we bid against one another in eBay lol

[@CBitsTech]

Oh no! Actually, this was a Buy It Now, fixed price item.