Panasonic NV-F70 HiFi VHS VCR
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Panasonic NV-F70 HiFi VCR, after not being used for about 9 years or so, I plug the VCR in to my TV to see if still works. We bought this VCR brand new in the very late 80's . Cost was over $1000. The "Jog and Shuttle" dial are a unique feature for editing, as is the "insert" and "audio dub" buttons.
WOW! the quality is super! Keep it safe and well. Surprised that the belts are still working. I guess Panasonic made some great machines
It’s direct drive
this was my workhorse for decades...
After ten years I brought it out of storage... inserted a tape, pressed play om tape.... 100%
So happy!
Then I pressed [eject]
No longer happy
one of the best videos ever made in my opinion. Like yourself we bought this in 1990 in New Zealand for $1200 NZD. My parents wore it out eventually, the heads wore and got lines on the picture. Don't think it ever chewed a tape in it's life. Unfortunately it didn't survive a re-arrangement of the furniture. When it got turned off to move it, it didn't turn back on.
Used to use a unit similar to this back in 1989, we used it for playing hours of music for parties, cool times!
I bought this 2 days ago ,with zero hours passed, like brand new, 150 euros i paid for..
Panasonic always made solid vcr's. I got a newer model panny, a DMR-EZ48V and it plays vhs and dvd through hdmi without issues
I have one. It's working well.
I'm from Argentina.
I thought it was this one. But it's an slv-676uc. But it was used at stations
Mí primera editora digna,luego de intentar con la J48,y algún otro híbrido,un F1 vs un Karting. El mejor recuerdo de mí paso por el vídeo Vhs,
Nice. Thank you. I consider to get one of this for analog HiFi audio recoding. Can you please tell me what is function of a HiFi/ NORMAL MIX, and DIGITAL TRACKING ON / OFF buttons?
Is it possible to use it as a standalone audio player-recorder without even connecting it to a TV?
Sorry on my bad English.
The Hi-Fi/ normal mix switch changes the audio output. For example, if you used the "audio dub" button to overlay another audio track, switching it to 'normal mix' will outout the audio you inserted during the audio dub. Normally for eveyday playback of a Hi-fi tape, you would leave this on Hi-fi. The 'Digital tracking' switch turns the tracking on and off. Sometimes when playing a tape, the tape shows lines running through the image, and the digital tracking will eliminate this. I dont think it affects the sound too much. In any case, just leave it in the on position. You can certainly plug the left and right RCA audio output to a line input, for example on the back of an AV receiver or anything with a line in input. The audio from the tape will play on you sound system, without a TV. Back in the days, radio stations would use this machine to playback songs going to air on long play during the overnight periods. I hope this helps.
@@LET005 Thank you very much. You've been more than a helpful.
I have one the same but mine is branded National.
I have the same branded National.....your is played inn PAL and NTSC?
@@kiss4ever681 PAL region. I sold it because it was working badly and simple things like clean the heads did not work for me.
You know year factory?
And is Hi Fi Stereo?
hi not many shops sold this hi end deck a mate had one not this model one very he same curry sold them big money they came down in price
over time
Hello i bhought one but the button doesnt work and the tape got stuck everytime does anyone know a answer
And he only works withouth the top off
😍 😌
Sir please the VCR is sale
The VCR is not for sale. 😁
Is NTSC and PAL ????
PAL
Do You know if this exist in NTSC?
@@kiss4ever681 I believe there was a multi system version that did play both PAL and NTSC.
The last one....do You know year factory?
U sale me vcr sir
Sorry. VCR is not fore sale.