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According to the nameplate on the Kodak VCR, shows a Panasonic part number.
I didn't think Panasonic built 8mm equipment. :scratch2: |
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Pantysonic made some nice VHS decks...
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Wow, I've got one of those NEC SVHS decks, and this is the first time I've seen any reference to it on the net. It's been a good machine since I changed the ruined cassette load motor, and the bad belts it had when I bought it.
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Guess I will re-run my Mitsubishi HS-430U. Has every feature they could pack into it in '84-85: MTS Stereo tuner, HiFi Stereo, Dolby linear stereo, remaining time counter, manual audio levels, illuminated cassette well with a mirror system so you can see down into the cassette.
Top-door closed Bottom-door open http://videokarma.org/attachment.php...1&d=1373830770 |
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Very hard to beat this machine. The Sony EDV-9500, but with nice wood side panels.
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That's the EDV-9300, made for the Canadian market.
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OK, thanks. The U.S. had the EDV-7500 with wood panels, but it was a less-feature-laden model. (I do not want to call any ED Beta VCR "stripped down".)
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The Kodak is a panasonic, ACJ is the code for them.
Good eyes spotting the tag part ## 73 Zeno:smoke: |
I'm privileged to own an example of a very unique looking VCR, the Sony SL-HF2100. Not a single physical button on the unit, and the only switch is for selecting channel 3 or 4 output. Also is apparently the only consumer Betamax deck to sport S-video jacks. It didn't come with the matching remote, but for the price I paid, I'm not complaining too much. :) Pictures available at the top of this page.
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Oops, never mind, not Beta!
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http://www.makarateyp.com/BO/VidRec/K9_2_B1.jpg http://www.makarateyp.com/BO/VidRec/K9_2_B2.jpg Would look right at home next to my Beogram 8000. :beatnik: -Adam |
I had a temporary partial brain disfunction:headscrat and posted about the SLV-R1000 S-VHS machine having S-Video connectors and after posting realized you were talking about a consumer Beta having S-Video...
But since ai uploaded it, I'll re-run the picture anyway. Wish I had a pic of one with the door open and the LCD backlit panel lit up with its CCFL tube. I remember about 10 years ago seeing a stack of these at Fry's on closeout for $499 ea. http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...ps044ccfea.jpg |
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