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Sony Beta Combo in Fresno
You know the one - 19" Trinitron, first ever Betamax...not quite working though because Seller "blew a fuse or something." Guess so...her description's pretty hard to read. But you can give it a try.
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I couldn't even get past the fisrt line of all caps with no paragraph breaks.
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What a piece !
Strange, though, that the serial number is European: #502 629...
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Strange comment about Beta referring to the tape path... Actually, the Beta tape path was referred to as "Omega wrap" for its resemblance to that Greek character.
I bought my LV-1901 for US$100 about 1990, and its TV still works fine after a couple of small repairs, but I have not tried the VCR for several years. The clock stopped working in the early 1990's. The unit's serial number is 504098, so that series must be normal for these US models. |
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(but anything goes with Sony!)
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[Note that VHS has an "M-load" mechanism. Sony held patents on both "U-load" and "M-load" loading styles, but they pretty much gave up on the M-load idea early on. I think JVC had to license some M-load patents from Sony when JVC developed the VHS format.] |
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