Breathtaking VHS Hi-Fi sound quality. HOW?

The VHS VCR for Audio?.. You can use your old VHS and your old VHS tapes. Look no further! In this video, I will show you why you get the best audio quality from your old tapes. The results are in and they are very very good! Watch now to learn how you can get the best quality available for recording analog. Show and tell. Not !Chinese whispers".
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Chapters
00:00 What is it About
1:14 Get stuck into VHS Hi-Fi
1:52 The main part that is Magic.
3:18 TV Standards and what they mean.
6:30 Actually working the system
7:35 Demonstration of principles
11:00 Charts
11:14 Bonus Tip
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[@memriloc]

I use to use this format for mastets from my studio in the early days and archiving. Great format.

[@GaryKeepItSimple]

It was a good use for it.

[@paulb4uk]

My 1992 panasonic nv f55 also has recording level adjustment for recording levels like a tape deck .I have yet to try recording audio but it is something i want to try .

[@GaryKeepItSimple]

That's awesome! You should definitely give the audio recording a try, it could add a whole new dimension.

[@andyhowlett2231]

I worked with VHS and Beta for many years and I never thought Hi-Fi depth recording was a good idea. Great for the lab, probably not that good for domestic use. It took only a slightly worn head or an incorrect back-tension for the track to fail, at which point the sound would revert to the standard low-fi linear track. In later years, many VHS Hi-Fi tapes developed terrible dropouts and the sound would be constantly switching between the two modes. So in my opinion the depth recording hifi system was a 'bridge too far' for the technology of the time.

[@GaryKeepItSimple]

You are correct it can be "Fragile"