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Available: 1 unit (quantity not confirmed by the supplier). Supplier stock: held by the supplier in Montreal, not at Godberd; sold to order. About this item (general description from the make and model, not yet checked against a manufacturer sheet) The Panasonic AG-7750 is a professional S-VHS editing video recorder from the 1990s, the top of Panasonic's S-VHS editing deck range, built for industrial, educational and broadcast production. It records and plays S-VHS and VHS tapes with hi-fi audio and offers frame accurate editing when paired with a controller over its RS-422 serial port, and a time base corrector was available for it. Corporate video departments, schools and cable stations used it as the source or record deck in a tape to tape editing suite. It connects with composite, S-Video and Y/C connections and XLR audio, so it still works with a capture card for digitising tapes. S-VHS is a discontinued format, so this deck is most useful today for playing and transferring old tapes, and the heads and mechanism are the parts to check.
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