Up for sale is a speed/flutter, azimuth calibration cassette for cassette recorders and players. For the speed adjustment a signal of 3khz at 0db has been recorded on the side A of cassette. You will need a multimeter with frequency counter option hooked up to line out of your deck or your phone with a frequency counter app. Just adjust the speed adjustment pot to set the frequency as close to 3000 Hz as possible. For the azimuth adjustment a signal of 10khz at -10db has been recorder on the side B of cassette. You will need a multimeter hooked up to line out and adjust the azimuth screw measuring the maximum ac voltage you can get. I used my late serial number Nakamichi Dragon to record the 3 Khz test tone as the tape speed is factory adjusted and fixed and the W&F of the deck is close to 0.015%, maybe the lowest you can get from a cassette deck. To record the 10khz test tone I calibrated the playback head of my BX-300 deck using a new sealed BASF IEC/DIN standard calibration tape (picture n.4) and my oscilloscope, and each test tape I record, I use the oscilloscope to calibrate the record head as much accurate as possible, just to prevent any cassette shell imperfections. I use only NEW TDK D-30 or Maxell C-30 cassettes. This cassette is not an original test tape, but you can get pretty accurate results adjusting your deck using it. Check my feedback for this item. I moved recently in US from Greece, where I was working in Greek Nakamichi service during 90s and I have all the professional equipment (original test tapes, oscilloscope, wow & flutter meter, distortion meter, frequency response meter). If you need to service your deck Ill be happy to help you. See also my other items and my feedback. Thank you for looking.

Up for sale is a speed/flutter, azimuth calibration cassette for cassette recorders and players. For the speed adjustment a signal of 3khz at 0db has been recorded on the side A of cassette. You will need a multimeter with frequency counter option hooked up to line out of your deck or your phone with a frequency counter app. Just adjust the speed adjustment pot to set the frequency as close to 3000 Hz as possible. For the azimuth adjustment a signal of 10khz at -10db has been recorder on the side B of cassette. You will need a multimeter hooked up to line out and adjust the azimuth screw measuring the maximum ac voltage you can get. I used my late serial number Nakamichi Dragon to record the 3 Khz test tone as the tape speed is factory adjusted and fixed and the W&F of the deck is close to 0.015%, maybe the lowest you can get from a cassette deck. To record the 10khz test tone I calibrated the playback head of my BX-300 deck using a new sealed BASF IEC/DIN standard calibration tape (picture n.4) and my oscilloscope, and each test tape I record, I use the oscilloscope to calibrate the record head as much accurate as possible, just to prevent any cassette shell imperfections. I use only NEW TDK D-30 or Maxell C-30 cassettes. This cassette is not an original test tape, but you can get pretty accurate results adjusting your deck using it. Check my feedback for this item. I moved recently in US from Greece, where I was working in Greek Nakamichi service during 90s and I have all the professional equipment (original test tapes, oscilloscope, wow & flutter meter, distortion meter, frequency response meter). If you need to service your deck Ill be happy to help you. See also my other items and my feedback. Thank you for looking.

AZIMUTH 10KHz -10dB TEST TAPE HCD-323 Professionelle Messwerkzeuge, beantworten Sie nicht die Verwendung, bitte kaufen Sie sorgfältig! normal funktioniert??? Da es sich um einen Privatverkauf handelt, schließe ich die jegliche Gewährleistung oder Garantie aus. Ein Rückgabe- oder Widerrufsrecht existiert nicht. Zudem erfolgt der Verkauf unter Ausschluss jeglicher Sachmangelhaftung. WICHTIGER HINWEIS: wegen der neuen Gesetzesbestimmungen erfolgt der Verkauf unter Ausschluss jeglicher Gewährleistung, Garantie und Rücknahme. Da es sich um einen Privatverkauf handelt, kann ich keine Garantie nach neuem EU-Recht übernehmen. Der Käufer erklärt sich damit einverstanden und erkennt dies mit seinem Kauf an. Laut dem neuen EU-Recht muss dieser Zusatz unter jedem Online-Verkauf stehen, ansonsten haftet der Verkäufer auch als Privatperson ein Jahr für die verkaufte Ware. Bitte bieten Sie nur, wenn Sie mit dem Ausschluss der Garantie und Rücknahme einverstanden sind, da Privatverkauf. Only sold in the EU ? Private sale, no invoice provided?

Up for sale is a speed/flutter, azimuth calibration cassette for cassette recorders and players. For the speed adjustment a signal of 3khz at 0db has been recorded on the side A of cassette. You will need a multimeter with frequency counter option hooked up to line out of your deck or your phone with a frequency counter app. Just adjust the speed adjustment pot to set the frequency as close to 3000 Hz as possible. For the azimuth adjustment a signal of 10khz at -10db has been recorder on the side B of cassette. You will need a multimeter hooked up to line out and adjust the azimuth screw measuring the maximum ac voltage you can get. I used my late serial number Nakamichi Dragon to record the 3 Khz test tone as the tape speed is factory adjusted and fixed and the W&F of the deck is close to 0.015%, maybe the lowest you can get from a cassette deck. To record the 10khz test tone I calibrated the playback head of my BX-300 deck using a new sealed BASF IEC/DIN standard calibration tape (picture n.4) and my oscilloscope, and each test tape I record, I use the oscilloscope to calibrate the record head as much accurate as possible, just to prevent any cassette shell imperfections. I use only NEW TDK D-30 or Maxell C-30 cassettes. This cassette is not an original test tape, but you can get pretty accurate results adjusting your deck using it. Check my feedback for this item. I moved recently in US from Greece, where I was working in Greek Nakamichi service during 90s and I have all the professional equipment (original test tapes, oscilloscope, wow & flutter meter, distortion meter, frequency response meter). If you need to service your deck Ill be happy to help you. See also my other items and my feedback. Thank you for looking.

Up for sale is a speed/flutter, azimuth calibration cassette for cassette recorders and players. For the speed adjustment a signal of 3khz at 0db has been recorded on the side A of cassette. You will need a multimeter with frequency counter option hooked up to line out of your deck or your phone with a frequency counter app. Just adjust the speed adjustment pot to set the frequency as close to 3000 Hz as possible. For the azimuth adjustment a signal of 10khz at -10db has been recorder on the side B of cassette. You will need a multimeter hooked up to line out and adjust the azimuth screw measuring the maximum ac voltage you can get. I used my late serial number Nakamichi Dragon to record the 3 Khz test tone as the tape speed is factory adjusted and fixed and the W&F of the deck is close to 0.015%, maybe the lowest you can get from a cassette deck. To record the 10khz test tone I calibrated the playback head of my BX-300 deck using a new sealed BASF IEC/DIN standard calibration tape (picture n.4) and my oscilloscope, and each test tape I record, I use the oscilloscope to calibrate the record head as much accurate as possible, just to prevent any cassette shell imperfections. I use only NEW TDK D-30 or Maxell C-30 cassettes. This cassette is not an original test tape, but you can get pretty accurate results adjusting your deck using it. Check my feedback for this item. I moved recently in US from Greece, where I was working in Greek Nakamichi service during 90s and I have all the professional equipment (original test tapes, oscilloscope, wow & flutter meter, distortion meter, frequency response meter). If you need to service your deck Ill be happy to help you. See also my other items and my feedback. Thank you for looking.

TEAC MTT-113 AZIMUTH 6,3kHz TEST TAPE Cassette Deck. Professionelle Messwerkzeuge, beantworten Sie nicht die Verwendung, bitte kaufen Sie sorgfältig! normal funktioniert??? Da es sich um einen Privatverkauf handelt, schließe ich die jegliche Gewährleistung oder Garantie aus. Ein Rückgabe- oder Widerrufsrecht existiert nicht. Zudem erfolgt der Verkauf unter Ausschluss jeglicher Sachmangelhaftung. WICHTIGER HINWEIS: wegen der neuen Gesetzesbestimmungen erfolgt der Verkauf unter Ausschluss jeglicher Gewährleistung, Garantie und Rücknahme. Da es sich um einen Privatverkauf handelt, kann ich keine Garantie nach neuem EU-Recht übernehmen. Der Käufer erklärt sich damit einverstanden und erkennt dies mit seinem Kauf an. Laut dem neuen EU-Recht muss dieser Zusatz unter jedem Online-Verkauf stehen, ansonsten haftet der Verkäufer auch als Privatperson ein Jahr für die verkaufte Ware. Bitte bieten Sie nur, wenn Sie mit dem Ausschluss der Garantie und Rücknahme einverstanden sind, da Privatverkauf. Only sold in the EU ? Private sale, no invoice provided?

Up for sale is a speed/flutter, azimuth calibration cassette for cassette recorders and players. For the speed adjustment a signal of 3khz at 0db has been recorded on the side A of cassette. You will need a multimeter with frequency counter option hooked up to line out of your deck or your phone with a frequency counter app. Just adjust the speed adjustment pot to set the frequency as close to 3000 Hz as possible. For the azimuth adjustment a signal of 10khz at -10db has been recorder on the side B of cassette. You will need a multimeter hooked up to line out and adjust the azimuth screw measuring the maximum ac voltage you can get. I used my late serial number Nakamichi Dragon to record the 3 Khz test tone as the tape speed is factory adjusted and fixed and the W&F of the deck is close to 0.015%, maybe the lowest you can get from a cassette deck. To record the 10khz test tone I calibrated the playback head of my BX-300 deck using a new sealed BASF IEC/DIN standard calibration tape (picture n.4) and my oscilloscope, and each test tape I record, I use the oscilloscope to calibrate the record head as much accurate as possible, just to prevent any cassette shell imperfections. I use only NEW TDK D-30 or Maxell C-30 cassettes. This cassette is not an original test tape, but you can get pretty accurate results adjusting your deck using it. Check my feedback for this item. I moved recently in US from Greece, where I was working in Greek Nakamichi service during 90s and I have all the professional equipment (original test tapes, oscilloscope, wow & flutter meter, distortion meter, frequency response meter). If you need to service your deck Ill be happy to help you. See also my other items and my feedback. Thank you for looking.

Up for sale is a speed/flutter, azimuth calibration cassette for cassette recorders and players. For the speed adjustment a signal of 3khz at 0db has been recorded on the side A of cassette. You will need a multimeter with frequency counter option hooked up to line out of your deck or your phone with a frequency counter app. Just adjust the speed adjustment pot to set the frequency as close to 3000 Hz as possible. For the azimuth adjustment a signal of 10khz at -10db has been recorder on the side B of cassette. You will need a multimeter hooked up to line out and adjust the azimuth screw measuring the maximum ac voltage you can get. I used my late serial number Nakamichi Dragon to record the 3 Khz test tone as the tape speed is factory adjusted and fixed and the W&F of the deck is close to 0.015%, maybe the lowest you can get from a cassette deck. To record the 10khz test tone I calibrated the playback head of my BX-300 deck using a new sealed BASF IEC/DIN standard calibration tape (picture n.4) and my oscilloscope, and each test tape I record, I use the oscilloscope to calibrate the record head as much accurate as possible, just to prevent any cassette shell imperfections. I use only NEW TDK D-30 or Maxell C-30 cassettes. This cassette is not an original test tape, but you can get pretty accurate results adjusting your deck using it. Check my feedback for this item. I moved recently in US from Greece, where I was working in Greek Nakamichi service during 90s and I have all the professional equipment (original test tapes, oscilloscope, wow & flutter meter, distortion meter, frequency response meter). If you need to service your deck Ill be happy to help you. See also my other items and my feedback. Thank you for looking.

***INTERNATIONAL BUYERS TO CHECK FIRST VAT/CUSTOMS/SHIPPING QUOTES VIA DM BEFORE PURCHASE!*** TYPE I Normal Position - Calibration Cassette Tape for Audio Test Speed BIAS Wow Flutter Azimuth alignment and adjustment for Stereo Cassette Deck, Walkman, Answering Machine, Boombox, Cassette Player - IEC I/TYPE I Normal Position Cassette Tape NB!**Added Worldwide Shipping+Insurance Included** NB!! *** Due to the development of the latest events and with the constant aim for us to provide you with the best services, all of our products and/or their packages (where available) are being cleaned with AntiBacterial 99,9% + Isopropanol/Isopropyl Alchohol 99.9% cleaning fluids before dispatch. As always - Thank you for your business!*** Product Description for Cassette Tapes - IEC I/TYPE I NORMAL POSITION Cassette Tape:: Calibration Cassette Tape for Audio Speed BIAS Wow Flutter Azimuth Test 23 tones. This is a professional product by PAVZO LTD, London, specially crafted to the highest industry standards for test recording frequencies. A calibration Cassette Tape for Flutter, wow, Speed, Setting the recording BIAS level, Head Height Alignment and Azimuth. Recorded on IEC II/TYPE II CHROME TYPE Position, OR IEC I/TYPE I NORMAL TYPE cassette tapes. All tones are recorded on our four AKAI GX-95 MK II and two Nakamichi Direct Drive Quartz Lock Cassette Deck - all fully serviced on every 30 recording hours. This is the ad list for the NORMAL TYPE I Cassette The cassettes we use arebrand new sealed cassette tapes OR single-time-prerecorded factory tapes, for best sound recording quality. The original files are digitally generated frequency tones with a short voice description before each of them - 1m:30s long with 5sec gaps in between for an easy auto track search recognition. We fully analyse our tapes using oscilloscope, PC Software and digitally generate the frequencies using a waveform software generator to achieve the highest-quality. Every tone has a duration of 1 minute and 30 seconds each. For your convenience, there is a short audio description before each generated tone. This will also help the devices, equipped with automatic search to find the pauses between the tones. - Package includes 1kHz, 3kHz, 8kHz, 10kHz, 315Hz, 440Hz, 6.3kHz, 12.5kHz and many more assorted tones. Please Direct Message on eBay to get the full list included. Should you require a specific generated tone on a Calibration Cassette Tape, Calibration CD or a Calibration MiniDisc or as a Download ZIP File, please use the Direct Message on eBay to place your request. (offer for the cassette tape only) If youre looking for a Chrome/Type II version of the Calibration Cassette, please have a look at the other eBay listing here: https://tinyurl.com/yy3329sb Explanatory video link with calibration techniques to follow shortly. ***NB! PRICE IS FOR A SINGLE PRODUCT OF YOUR CHOICE*** (offer for the cassette tape only) ***VERY IMPORTANT T&C and INFORMATION FOR BUYERS!*** - **INTERNATIONAL BUYERS** - THERE ARE NEW SHIPPING AND CUSTOMS T&C AND REGULATIONS AFTER 01 JAN 2021 - PLEASE DO YOUR RESEARCH BEFORE PURCHASE! As always we will continue to provide our best services and shipping/insurance options for our customers. 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Pictures/videos of internal/external security tags and their position/condition will be shot and kept to our listing database as a proof before shipping. - NO WARRANTY and NO RETURNS unless explicitly mentioned in the ad - All listed products will be inspected and tested - unless the brand new and sealed condition ones. - When sold (AS USED or SELLER REFURBISHED) the listed items may have aging wear signs and scratches or some signs of cosmetic wear due to aging. - Wen sold as (BRAND NEW/SEALED) products may have warranty terms and conditions carried by the original maker/producer/factory. PAVZO LTD, London will not take any responsibilities for any type of product faults. We can only secure our BRAND NEW/SEALED products using the safe postage packaging and fully insuring the parcels. Warranty T&C are with the original product maker/producer/factory.- All listed ads in this account come from a smoke & pets free environment.- This account is a Trusted Seller - we strongly encourage positive communication and we always work very hard towards 100% client satisfaction. - Total average weight with full packaging may vary (hence there is no way to give fixed shipping quotes and insurance quotes). If shipment option is available or requested, all the products listed, will be posted in protected, bubble-wrap foil and well secured in the cardboard box in the best possible way. - Shipping ONLY to residential or business PayPal registered addresses with signed for option. - When the option available or agreed, Buyer can arrange prepaid delivery (signed for+fully insured+tracked service only) with UPS/FedEx/Royal Mail services. ***NB*** Hermes Courier WILL NOT BE USED for any type of shipping due to their massive problematic terrible delivery services, drivers stealing packages cases and insurance payment problems and issues!! Happy Bidding and feel free to have a look at the other products we have listed for sale!

Up for sale is a speed/flutter, azimuth calibration cassette for cassette recorders and players. For the speed adjustment a signal of 3khz at 0db has been recorded on the side A of cassette. You will need a multimeter with frequency counter option hooked up to line out of your deck or your phone with a frequency counter app. Just adjust the speed adjustment pot to set the frequency as close to 3000 Hz as possible. For the azimuth adjustment a signal of 10khz at -10db has been recorder on the side B of cassette. You will need a multimeter hooked up to line out and adjust the azimuth screw measuring the maximum ac voltage you can get. I used my late serial number Nakamichi Dragon to record the 3 Khz test tone as the tape speed is factory adjusted and fixed and the W&F of the deck is close to 0.015%, maybe the lowest you can get from a cassette deck. To record the 10khz test tone I calibrated the playback head of my BX-300 deck using a new sealed BASF IEC/DIN standard calibration tape (picture n.4) and my oscilloscope, and each test tape I record, I use the oscilloscope to calibrate the record head as much accurate as possible, just to prevent any cassette shell imperfections. I use only NEW TDK D-30 or Maxell C-30 cassettes. This cassette is not an original test tape, but you can get pretty accurate results adjusting your deck using it. Check my feedback for this item. I moved recently in US from Greece, where I was working in Greek Nakamichi service during 90s and I have all the professional equipment (original test tapes, oscilloscope, wow & flutter meter, distortion meter, frequency response meter). If you need to service your deck Ill be happy to help you. See also my other items and my feedback. Thank you for looking.

Up for sale is a speed/flutter, azimuth calibration cassette for cassette recorders and players. For the speed adjustment a signal of 3khz at 0db has been recorded on the side A of cassette. You will need a multimeter with frequency counter option hooked up to line out of your deck or your phone with a frequency counter app. Just adjust the speed adjustment pot to set the frequency as close to 3000 Hz as possible. For the azimuth adjustment a signal of 10khz at -10db has been recorder on the side B of cassette. You will need a multimeter hooked up to line out and adjust the azimuth screw measuring the maximum ac voltage you can get. I used my late serial number Nakamichi Dragon to record the 3 Khz test tone as the tape speed is factory adjusted and fixed and the W&F of the deck is close to 0.015%, maybe the lowest you can get from a cassette deck. To record the 10khz test tone I calibrated the playback head of my BX-300 deck using a new sealed BASF IEC/DIN standard calibration tape (picture n.4) and my oscilloscope, and each test tape I record, I use the oscilloscope to calibrate the record head as much accurate as possible, just to prevent any cassette shell imperfections. I use only NEW TDK D-30 or Maxell C-30 cassettes. This cassette is not an original test tape, but you can get pretty accurate results adjusting your deck using it. Check my feedback for this item. I moved recently in US from Greece, where I was working in Greek Nakamichi service during 90s and I have all the professional equipment (original test tapes, oscilloscope, wow & flutter meter, distortion meter, frequency response meter). If you need to service your deck Ill be happy to help you. See also my other items and my feedback. Thank you for looking.

Up for sale is a speed/flutter, azimuth calibration cassette for cassette recorders and players. For the speed adjustment a signal of 3khz at 0db has been recorded on the side A of cassette. You will need a multimeter with frequency counter option hooked up to line out of your deck or your phone with a frequency counter app. Just adjust the speed adjustment pot to set the frequency as close to 3000 Hz as possible. For the azimuth adjustment a signal of 10khz at -10db has been recorder on the side B of cassette. You will need a multimeter hooked up to line out and adjust the azimuth screw measuring the maximum ac voltage you can get. I used my late serial number Nakamichi Dragon to record the 3 Khz test tone as the tape speed is factory adjusted and fixed and the W&F of the deck is close to 0.015%, maybe the lowest you can get from a cassette deck. To record the 10khz test tone I calibrated the playback head of my BX-300 deck using a new sealed BASF IEC/DIN standard calibration tape (picture n.4) and my oscilloscope, and each test tape I record, I use the oscilloscope to calibrate the record head as much accurate as possible, just to prevent any cassette shell imperfections. I use only NEW TDK D-30 or Maxell C-30 cassettes. This cassette is not an original test tape, but you can get pretty accurate results adjusting your deck using it. Check my feedback for this item. I moved recently in US from Greece, where I was working in Greek Nakamichi service during 90s and I have all the professional equipment (original test tapes, oscilloscope, wow & flutter meter, distortion meter, frequency response meter). If you need to service your deck Ill be happy to help you. See also my other items and my feedback. Thank you for looking.

Up for sale is a speed/flutter, azimuth calibration cassette for cassette recorders and players. For the speed adjustment a signal of 3khz at 0db has been recorded on the side A of cassette. You will need a multimeter with frequency counter option hooked up to line out of your deck or your phone with a frequency counter app. Just adjust the speed adjustment pot to set the frequency as close to 3000 Hz as possible. For the azimuth adjustment a signal of 10khz at -10db has been recorder on the side B of cassette. You will need a multimeter hooked up to line out and adjust the azimuth screw measuring the maximum ac voltage you can get. I used my late serial number Nakamichi Dragon to record the 3 Khz test tone as the tape speed is factory adjusted and fixed and the W&F of the deck is close to 0.015%, maybe the lowest you can get from a cassette deck. To record the 10khz test tone I calibrated the playback head of my BX-300 deck using a new sealed BASF IEC/DIN standard calibration tape (picture n.4) and my oscilloscope, and each test tape I record, I use the oscilloscope to calibrate the record head as much accurate as possible, just to prevent any cassette shell imperfections. I use only NEW TDK D-30 or Maxell C-30 cassettes. This cassette is not an original test tape, but you can get pretty accurate results adjusting your deck using it. Check my feedback for this item. I moved recently in US from Greece, where I was working in Greek Nakamichi service during 90s and I have all the professional equipment (original test tapes, oscilloscope, wow & flutter meter, distortion meter, frequency response meter). If you need to service your deck Ill be happy to help you. See also my other items and my feedback. Thank you for looking.

Up for sale is a speed/flutter, azimuth calibration cassette for cassette recorders and players. For the speed adjustment a signal of 3khz at 0db has been recorded on the side A of cassette. You will need a multimeter with frequency counter option hooked up to line out of your deck or your phone with a frequency counter app. Just adjust the speed adjustment pot to set the frequency as close to 3000 Hz as possible. For the azimuth adjustment a signal of 10khz at -10db has been recorder on the side B of cassette. You will need a multimeter hooked up to line out and adjust the azimuth screw measuring the maximum ac voltage you can get. I used my late serial number Nakamichi Dragon to record the 3 Khz test tone as the tape speed is factory adjusted and fixed and the W&F of the deck is close to 0.015%, maybe the lowest you can get from a cassette deck. To record the 10khz test tone I calibrated the playback head of my BX-300 deck using a new sealed BASF IEC/DIN standard calibration tape (picture n.4) and my oscilloscope, and each test tape I record, I use the oscilloscope to calibrate the record head as much accurate as possible, just to prevent any cassette shell imperfections. I use only NEW TDK D-30 or Maxell C-30 cassettes. This cassette is not an original test tape, but you can get pretty accurate results adjusting your deck using it. Check my feedback for this item. I moved recently in US from Greece, where I was working in Greek Nakamichi service during 90s and I have all the professional equipment (original test tapes, oscilloscope, wow & flutter meter, distortion meter, frequency response meter). If you need to service your deck Ill be happy to help you. See also my other items and my feedback. Thank you for looking.