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A model from Brazil of a VHS VCR made by Panasonic.
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Soft touch buttons and better circuitry made this little budget one event timer JVC VHS VCR very popular. It was far easier to set up a timed recording too. I serviced many of these during the eighties both rental and private , slipping loading belts were their only real vice. They were exceptionally strong mechanically , much better than the plasticky VCRs made in the late nineties by other makers , although by that time it was possible to buy a VCR for £100. They were known by other badge names such as Ferguson videostar , Baird and ITT retailing at around £425 which was still an awful lot of money in 1981 but the biggest market was in renting . This is one of maybe half a dozen VCRs. that really set the ball rolling during the video boom of the early eighties. Available with an optional wired remote control . Found on the popularri website.
A very high-quality VCR with some very high quality features.
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