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The plug-and-play JVC HR-S5901U VCR offers high-resolution recordings with Super VHS and 19 micron heads for better results when using the EP recording speed. It has full editing features, including a flying erase head to produce seamless edits and smooth transitions, audio dub for adding a new audio track, and front-panel S-video input for better video from sources like digital video cameras. The HR-S5901U features JVC's expansion technology as well lets you make S-VHS recordings with your regular VHS tapes.

Take advantage of the latest VCR Plus+ time-shift recording features so you can quickly and easily set up your VCR to record a program just by entering a Plus code found in most channel guides. A Cable Eye cable box controller is included that will change your channel for you while you're away.

The traditional jog/shuttle dial on the remote control gives you full access to your recordings. Frame advance, variable slow motion, multiple-speed search, and index search is at your fingertips. There's a dial on the front of the unit, too. Active video calibration keeps your picture looking its best by automatically judging head condition to play at peak performance and take full advantage of the tape being used.

Inputs and outputs include S-Video, composite (front and back), and RF for connecting to the 181-channel tuner built in to the unit. Plus, A/V Compu Link provides one-touch operation with matching JVC components.

What's in the Box
VCR, remote control, IR channel controller, A/V cables, and user's manual.

JVC HRS5901U 4-Head S-VHS VCR, Black

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$179.99

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$113.55

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$41.5

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What's in the Box
VCR, remote control, IR channel controller, A/V cables, and user's manual.

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all right so today I have a JVC s VHS not a super VHS separated luma and chroma it was capable of recording up to four hundred lines horizontal resolution as compared to approximately 200 to 250 lines on a regular VHS but it was never met as a super VHS and so what makes this unit special is this is an industrial VCR and you can tell by the power cord look at the size of that and look at that it's got a three prong grounded cord most consumer VHS machines only have a single two-prong cord let's look at the back of it okay so the first thing is for commercial use only well I don't think they're gonna really enforce that but anyhow looking back over here a little bit farther no antenna inputs whatsoever and it has an rs-232 communication port as well as a proprietary remote Jack it does have the Y C Y for luminance C for chroma in and out it has audio/video monitor out and standard compos