Pros: Features, good picture and sound quality, low price, S-Video out, front A/V in Cons: Lacks S-Video input, rear A/V input, flimsy construction, could be easier to program
The JVC HR-S2901 is very cheap for a S-VHS VCR (under $100). And it lacks a very important feature, which makes it less efficient for recording in S-VHS or S-VHS-ET mode, but does not prevent it from good...
Pros: good picture, works on a budget Cons: no on-unit counter display
I bought this s-vhs vcr as a second unit to use to make dups. I wouldn't recommend buying it as your first for one main reason. There is no on-unit display of the tape counter. The tape counter only shows up on your tv screen and not all the time....
Pros: Price,superior picture quality with premium standard VHS tapes. Cons: Ultra light,questionable build quality,and components.
I decided to try out an S-VHS unit,and this JVC was the cheapest. My JVC HR-VP680U has served me well for 3 years,and I expected the same from this one. My first shock was the weight of the unit,approx. half as much as the VP-680U! You might want to...
Pros: S-VHS quality picture, quiet, & cheap. Cons: No counter on unit and fragile look.
I paid only $50 for this clearance new unit at Circuit City. This is my third JVC unit. The first one is 20-yr old, in the kid room, and recently got broken due to the abuse. The second one is 10-yr-old and still working in our bedroom. this one is...
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