Sony Metal CDit IV - 1994 - US
A very unique shell design, making it one of our very favourite line of Sony cassettes, and a very definite favourite with many of you as well, as I can't keep them in stock long enough for dust to fall on them. Made in Japan.
Note 1: 54 Mins: SOLD
Note 2: 74 Mins: SOLD
Note 3: 94 Mins: SOLD
Note 4: 100 Mins: Lightly to moderately scuffed wrapper. One small rip and one tiny tear on the same spot on the lower left corner (not repaired), and one tear on the lower right corner (repaired). See the one picture. Only 1 available
Please Note: Minimum purchase is 2 tapes. Mix and match any cassettes from the entire site selection to complete your order.
About SONY:
Sony Corporation (ソニー株式会社 Sonī Kabushiki Kaisha, /ˈsoʊni/ SOH-nee, stylized as SONY) is a Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation headquartered in Kōnan, Minato, Tokyo.[9][1]
Sony began in 1946 as Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo, founded by Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita with a focus on turning advanced research into practical consumer technology. By the 1960s, the company had adopted the Sony name and expanded into magnetic tape, quickly becoming one of Japan’s most innovative audio manufacturers.
Through the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, Sony established a strong presence in the cassette market with lines such as HF (Normal), UCX/UX (Type II), and Metal‑ES/Metal‑XR (Type IV). These tapes were known for clean, stable formulations and consistently high build quality, earning Sony a reputation amongst the best in the upper tier of global tape production.
As the cassette era wound down, Sony gradually exited in‑house tape manufacturing and shifted its focus toward electronics, imaging sensors, gaming, and content creation. Unlike some of its competitors, Sony did not sell or transfer its tape‑manufacturing operations; the company simply wound them down as the cassette era ended. Yet its cassette legacy, from the everyday HF to the premium Metal ES, remains highly regarded.
Sony Metal CDit IV - 1994 - US - Made in Japan