Hi all,
Well, my five year old VCR (JVC HR-VP680U) decided it was time to quit. But I had a very good experience with it, while it lasted.
Actually, there is nothing wrong with the electrical part, a piece of plastic (which, as per Murphy's laws plays a decisive role in the tape transport mechanism) broke, rendering the whole mechanism unusable. All my attempts at repairing it (using various glues, epoxy, etc...) have failed. The damn thing holds a spring inside and as soon as I try to reinstall the spring it breaks again.
Anyway, after some research on the web (price versus functionality) and knowing for a fact that I want an S-VHS machine I came to the following conclusion:
JVC HR-S7800U
Any feedback on this machine is needed and greatly appreciated. Please also post your experience with other machines, if you think it would be a better buy.
Or just simply post condoleances for the old one
Thank you for your time.
Well, my five year old VCR (JVC HR-VP680U) decided it was time to quit. But I had a very good experience with it, while it lasted.
Actually, there is nothing wrong with the electrical part, a piece of plastic (which, as per Murphy's laws plays a decisive role in the tape transport mechanism) broke, rendering the whole mechanism unusable. All my attempts at repairing it (using various glues, epoxy, etc...) have failed. The damn thing holds a spring inside and as soon as I try to reinstall the spring it breaks again.
Anyway, after some research on the web (price versus functionality) and knowing for a fact that I want an S-VHS machine I came to the following conclusion:
JVC HR-S7800U
Any feedback on this machine is needed and greatly appreciated. Please also post your experience with other machines, if you think it would be a better buy.
Or just simply post condoleances for the old one
Thank you for your time.
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