Sony VL-42 G
Brand: Sony
The Sony VL-42 G is a professional-grade video cassette recorder (VCR) released by Sony in the 1980s. The "G" in the model name stands for " gyro-balanced," which refers to a specific mechanism used to stabilize the recording head during playback and recording. This technology helped to significantly reduce picture motion disturbance and improve image quality, making the VL-42 G a highly sought-after VCR for videophiles and professionals. Other notable features of this VCR include a -12 dB noise reduction system, time-lapse recording, and Super Beta analog recording technology. However, as with many vintage electronics, finding original Sony VL-42 G units in good working condition can be challenging. As a result, this model has become a collector's item for enthusiasts looking for vintage VCRs with high audio and video fidelity.
- Type: Moving Magnet
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- Tracking Force: 2.0 g
- Mass: 8 g
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- Load Impedance: 47k Ω
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