Sorry that this is kinda o/t, but I am looking for a good brand/model VCR mainly for good quality recording( Not very expensive).

Any reccomendations?


Thanks in advance.

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I got an old akai, and considering the price the quality is very good :)

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Thanks.. But that brand may be hard to find, lol.

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I think so to..

Just buy a jvc or something..

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Older samsung, I have one that my dad bought when he was in Germany before i was born (im 16) and its nearly perfect quality recording... Probably and antique but works like a champ

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Anyone know what the deal is with the new ones that claim to have a much higher quality recording? The price here in us is under $150.00 for stereo , seems like a good deal?

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Get a SHARP or SANYO. I'd avoid JVC (break-down problems). I've had them all and, truthfully, there's not a big difference. Just make sure it's a 4 head/HiFi and always record at 2 hour speed.

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i have a gold s-vhs jvc, its amazing and once retailed for like a grand, has tons of advanced features and recordes at incredible good quality, I have never had problems with it and it seems to improve older tapes perfectly...highle recommended on jvc, panasonic are also extremly reliable

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6 heads baby

svhs decks are down in price seriously when i last looked . or just use a tivo and get a NIC etc for it.

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