Editorial Review:Product Description:Toshiba's W612 is one of the most popular VCRs available because it has the key features demanded by avid home video enthusiasts. Toshiba Pro Drum is exclusive to Toshiba VCRs, delivering the best VHS quality available. Toshiba completely redesigned the heart of the VCR - the head cylinder (or drum) -for the sharpest picture and clearest sound ever. The pre-amplifier is built directly into the head cylinder - just like in professional broadcast equipment - eliminating wiring that introduces 'noise' into the audio and the video. The result is a remarkable improvement in picture and sound quality during playback and recording.Prerecorded movies come alive with Hi-Fi stereo sound. Tapes with Hi-Fi soundtracks have wider stereo separation and fidelity comparable to a compact disc. XDS with Auto Clock Set ensures that your VCR never blinks '12: 00' again. With Toshiba VCRs, a coating of ions is applied to the Head Drum to give it a negative charge. This helps to repel the dirt that would normally adhere to typical Head Drums. Toshiba's on-screen icons make it easier than ever to utilize all of the advanced convenience features built into your VCR. Just click on the symbols to make your choices. There are no arcane codes or numbers to remember or enter. No more missed endings of TV shows or important games. During preprogrammed recording, the VCR automatically switches to EP (long play) mode if you're running low on tape. The large read-out makes it easy to see your VCR status indicators from across the room, even in dim lighting.
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Adequate to the Task
Good low price VCR. Quibbles? Only one. When programming to record for a later time you need to press 2 buttons simultaneously to finalize the programming. Why should a user have to this? I mean really couldn't Toshiba have insert another button on the remote? But this is a small thing in an otherwise good low cost machine.
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Adequate to the Task
Good low price VCR. Quibbles? Only one. When programming to record for a later time you need to press 2 buttons simultaneously to finalize the programming. Why should a user have to this? I mean really couldn't Toshiba have insert another button on the remote? But this is a small thing in an otherwise good low cost machine.
Rating: -
Adequate to the Task
Good low price VCR. Quibbles? Only one. When programming to record for a later time you need to press 2 buttons simultaneously to finalize the programming. Why should a user have to this? I mean really couldn't Toshiba have insert another button on the remote? But this is a small thing in an otherwise good low cost machine.