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Are DVD recorders as reliable as VCR's?

Do they still make or sell VCRs without DVD players or recorders?

  • I seem to recall a few years ago, when the broadcast industry was beginning to prepare for the digital transition, there were still VCR - only systems with digital (ATSC / QAM) tuners. Now it seems as though no retailer has anything except combinations of a VCR with a DVD player or recorder. There is still plenty of fresh blank VHS tape out there in the retail world; why wouldn't there be just plain VCRs to go with them?

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    Here's one at Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Sanyo-VWM-950-Hi-Fi-Stereo-Inputs/dp/B0018E0URU/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid=1289540965&sr=8-13

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There are three manufacturers that I know of still making standalone VCRs...Panasonic, JVC (which invented the VHS format in 1975 with RCA) and Ion (the people who gave you the much-hated-by-audiophile MP3 conversion turntables) sold online at Amazon.com, some specialty home theater sites like Crutchfield.com and the respective manufacturers' websites. There might be a few more sold as grey market imports, so hunt around Amazon ad the auction sites.

Sean B

They don't make them anymore but there are still some in stock.

J M

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