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OK, I sent him a message about JVC HR-S7722.
This one: https://vcrshop.com/product/vcr/vide...ology-tbc-dnr/ |
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Never ever got any response. |
Where are you? That site is not related to ebay :) In ebay I buy only decks listed "for parts or repair" when I know I can repair them (or utilize if not). Panasonic's with K mech for example.
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Did you ever contact VCRshop.nl directly? Are you even referring to VCRshop? BTW, never use the eBay site for VCRshop. That costs him fees, it costs you fees/taxes. When a vendor is trustworthy, eBay is an undesirable middleman. All you're doing is gifting money to eBay. Quote:
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So I bought that JVC HR-S7722. With discount, thank you Lord Smurf! :)
Nice communication with Branko. This will be my first JVC VCR ever. I am familiar with JVC amplifiers and turntables, but not VCRs. So, at least, it will be possible to make one of TBC tests :) -- merged -- I recapped CTB-531R TBC and - it works. Grain disappeared and audio levels are up to specs (OK I route audio directly from VCR and bypass TBC, but anyway). BUT - never try to recap Cypress with 2 irons, heated pliers (specially designed for SMD desoldering) or whatever. It has terrible PCB (now I know it! :mad4:). So use cutter pliers to cut capacitor (not legs, but buttom) then remove remains, cut legs at plastic level, remove plastic and then use "solder-ex" wire to remove remains of legs. So, when JVC arrives, it will be possible to make some tests :) However - it works. -- merged -- In addition to previous post. I found poor SMD capacitor soldering quality. All of them balanced on "cold soldering" edge. When I started to remove them by cutting bottom I found legs are not soldered to PCB as they should, but only "attached" and became loose with little pull up. It could be enough for malfunction. So perhaps recap is needed not because of capacitors are out of specs, but assembly quality. |
One option for those Cypresses is possibility to use any output with combination of any input (it has even component out, but there is visible degradation if used for vhs). For example I have Panasonic NV-W1 multi format VCR, it is well built with G mech, restored but has only composite output no s-video. I use it for SECAM and NTSC, because I am in PAL zone, I am not sure I want to find advanced NTSC and SECAM S-VHS for those 1-2 cassettes per year. I have not made serious test yet, but for first sight using composite in and s-video out to Pinnacle 710USB looks (but I am not sure, maybe it is illusion) a bit better than using composite i/o full path. Any experience with that?
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Your pinnacle card seem to have a relatively good 3D comb filter( a.k.a 3-line digital comb filter) (remove dot crawl,color bleed, rainbow artifacts, moiré effect).
more infos: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dot_crawl https://www.avartifactatlas.com/arti...dot_crawl.html https://www.avartifactatlas.com/arti...re_effect.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comb_filter |
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Just for fun - lettering control was not the best on 831.
Output 2 is input 2, of course :) But on 531 there is 2x TBC (H) no TBC (V) :) |
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