1987 JVC high end model av monitor/receiver

[zeno]

Nice set. Not a lot came in. Sets from the 80's were the best.
Still well built & had most of the important features.
It is sharpness. If you have a snowy or grainy pix just back it
down. Cuts down on the high freq response of the video amp.

73 Zeno
LFOD !

[pac.attack76]

Originally Posted by zeno

Nice set. Not a lot came in. Sets from the 80's were the best.
Still well built & had most of the important features.
It is sharpness. If you have a snowy or grainy pix just back it
down. Cuts down on the high freq response of the video amp.

73 Zeno
LFOD !

I always thought 80s were the best. Seem to last forever.

[zenith2134]

Nice one. Its got S Video on the rear panel off to the right, correct?

And that skew control on the front; that is something I have only seen on high end VCRs of the time, to fix flagging/bending on the top of the picture. Anyone know if that's what this is?

Definitely a top set of the day

[pac.attack76]

Originally Posted by zenith2134

Nice one. Its got S Video on the rear panel off to the right, correct?

And that skew control on the front; that is something I have only seen on high end VCRs of the time, to fix flagging/bending on the top of the picture. Anyone know if that's what this is?

Definitely a top set of the day

Yup. S-video. It has alot of stuff. But I've never seen covers on speakers before. I wonder what the purpose was. Deflection maybe?

[zenith2134]

Perhaps it is simply cosmetic. When you disable the internal speakers and pipe the audio into an external sound system, the internal speakers are muted.

I am also wondering what "EE" is on this set. It might be an early incarnation of Scan Velocity Modulation called Edge Enhancer.

Having owned a '92 JVC model AV-2672S, which was a 26" tube with MTS and S Video, they make a wonderful picture. Mine had detailed OSD for its time but none of the other bells and whistles this one does.