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Posted by GMAN on 02/11/06 18:35
In article <xj7Hf.16598$ZA5.15174@fed1read05>, UCLAN <nomail@thanks.org> wrote:
>Richard Crowley wrote:
>
>>> Hmmm...you originally said that VCR #1 was an old, 2-head model, and
>>> that VCR #2 was the newer 4-head VCR.
>>>
>>> Which one is it?
>>
>> "Doc"s original post said that the older #1 VCR would play his
>> particular stereo tape in stereo, while the newer #2 VCR would
>> play it in mono (while playing other tapes in stereo).
>
>That wasn't my question (and you are not Doc.)
>
>In his first post, he wrote: "I have two stereo VCR'S connected. VCR 1
>is an older Sears 2 head unit, VCR 2 is a newer, 4-head unit."
>
>Then in his latest post he said: "Since some have inquired about
>brands/models, VCR 1 is a Panasonc labled "4-Head Hi-Fi Stereo
>OmniVision" model # on the back is PV-V4520. VCR 2 just says Sears
>Roebuck with some lengthy model number on the back that I'm guessing
>isn't significant. I'm guessing it was one that was rebadged under
>various brands. It's a front loader, probably from the mid-late 80's,
>but that's just a guess. Among other switches, has a selector switch for
>Dolby. Pretty hefty machine, probably weighs 25 lbs."
>
>It seems that the latter is a reversal of the former.
>
>My "guess" as to what is happening is based on the wiring description
>he gave in his first post.
That dolby switch answered his question right there, the old Sears model is a
linear stereo vcr.
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