@@adamkane7513 This one loves those more than any of the crap she doesn't even care about thrown out onto the table in these videos (what do you think shes filmed these on?). Gotta use that body to make the money of foolish simple-minded men (without common sense) who predictably let their tail lead their brain (if you know what I mean)! 🤌💰
0:03 Yeah definitely not a girl using basic predatory imagery of her butt in tight shorts, crop tops and yoga pants at strategic points. No way that almost all of her videos feature her bending over in-front of the camera with her butt stuck out at it. And anyone who says that a basic search of her video history shows that most her channels videos are littered with guys complementing her looks.... They are just liars! No, only thing here is a nerd who appreciated the decades before her birth - and ofcourse, her amazing love of technology! 😍 The 'asmr' of her moving objects around or unboxing things is just absolutely art, and not lazy at all. Opening things or laying them out on a table to fill that coveted 10 minute mark..... Just riveting. Give here an IT job right now, shes the next LGR or Cathode Ray Dude! _"This is amazing",_ because no man ever who was an engineer or into tech lived with an attractive female in their house who touched their electronics or moved the remote around..... I think Jesus just returned and parted the clouds like her barely covered cleavage and butt-cheeks! You DEFINITIVELY don't sound like her boyfriend.🤦♂
мне кажется это как шортсы где девушки разводят костры в облегающей одежде, типа специально всё, и тут также, лишь бы мужики смотрели😅 снимает-то всё это её парень, он и достаёт всё на обзоры, он и помогает всё это разбирать, короче он организатор, а она как притягивающая внимание задействована
One thing I noticed that there were a few signs that it was a used product and judging from the outside box, it was sitting in the warehouse for years, but my disappointment was turned into joy when I saw that you were able to get it to work.
Fantástico trabajo mi querida y joven amiga.....Ha recuperado usted del olvido tremenda joya electrónica del pasado....Gracias de corazón por su aportación a la comunidad y al Planeta....Le mando un fuerte abrazo y bendiciones desde Las Islas Canarias (España).....
That's sexy I used to have the exact model. Your VCR is cleaner than mine was lol. I love VCRs and video tapes. Everyone is going retro I wish they would bring them back.
I remember my first VCR and it was 2500 dollars in 1981 About 10,000 dollars in todays money The video rental store opened and you had to have a credit card They put a 500 dollar hold on your card The yearly fee for membership was 50 dollars, about 200 in today's money. They had 40 PG,G,and R titles, and about 300 X rated in the back half of the store behind a bead doorway and huge signs telling people no one under 18 was allowed You were allowed to rent 2 tapes maximum. Basically only the 1% owned VCRs And the adult section was sold out every night. So many families came in and the mom and children would get a Disney movie or something PG and the dad would sneak into the back. I miss those days My first VCR was GE and it had a 7 button wired remote Remote control was wired Wireless didn't come out till 1983 But you could push play, FF,RW,eject, pause, tv/VCR, and power The channels were all set using dials and wheels. All analog. You had I think 12 stations you could set
In our country, when there was still the USSR, VCRs were also very expensive. People traded their apartment or car to get a VCR in return. I wasn’t born yet, so I didn’t encounter this. Adult acquaintances told me about this, and I heard these stories from other bloggers on RU-vid.
@@NatalieRetroStuff This was also the case in the first half of the 1980s in all today's post-communist countries. In the second half of the 1980s, VCRs became a bit cheaper, but they were still expensive, costing several salaries. In 1986, half a million private video recorders were in operation in communist Poland. The cheapest ones cost $200, the E 180 cassette cost about $10 and the average wage was $20. In Germany alone, 30% of households had a VCR at that time and average models cost DM 2000, i.e. an average salary.
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I am an old professor from the early 50s and I saw from valvular to mobile phones. You give me Hope in Youth like you. I serviced many vcrs and I use them.
"Nice find Natalie" ! That's usually the problem when VCR'S haven't been used 30 some years. Probably wouldn't hurt to replace the belts and check the grease along the tape guides. Great video Natalie !! "Take Care Dear" !!
Ohhh how ai loved VCP/VCR's of 80's and 80's and even first half of 90's. Ahh, what a devices, their features, their mechanism, their cassettes and their smell and their user manuals...
Excellent i have been a fan of video cassette recorders since 1982 I still have my first one a Sony SL-2000 Betamax still working and to see a young person interested in this technology after so many years is really gratifying. 👍
WOW! Step back in time! :O Great Unit, Unboxing and Test (+ ASMR)! ;) I still have a combined VHS/DVD Samsung in my Video/Audio Rig and a Toshiba Betamax in the cellar! :D Natalie fixed it too so is a Femme Tech as well! :o I wonder if it was from the shrift shop too and what it cost $? :/ Well done Nat. Subscribed & Liked! ...... 🙂👍👏
Great video recorder in great condition. It's nice to watch it unpack. I love the smell of the machines and cassettes and discs. I just bought cassettes and DVDs. Go to flea markets every weekend looking for it. Love your videos. Greetings
Ich habe auch noch einen VHS Recorder in Kombination mit einem DVD Recorder. Habe früher immer sehr viel im TV aufgenommen und ein paar Schätze schon hochgeladen. :)
There are light sensors that detect tape end. If you have the cover open light from your lamps might hit the sensors if the light comes from certain directions and the player won't work properly. Better screw the cover back on!
very nice. I have a 1982 GE VHS VCR that was barely used - it still has the plastic protective film over the VHS door and front clock display. I'd love to peel it off but, then there is nothing protecting it from being scratched.
A very first _(more elaborate)_ unboxing video on your channel! And *over 10 minutes long!* Awesome showcase of unboxing, troubleshooting the VCP and playing tapes on it while also rewinding/pausing/forwarding and showing the slight issues it has; kinda showcased a more faulty reality for 1980s/1990s folks xd. Great video, as always!!! 🎉
VHS tapes contain a warmer audio output. They take the audio directly from the tape itself instead of from a digital file. Don't forget to manually tune the video quality.
I still have my twenty year old VCR. It's one of the last ones made, so it's direct drive (no rubber belts). It's about half the size as your VCR. The front is about the same width as yours, but the width from front to back is about half.
Im amazed the heads and audio are still good! Most of the times something is off but it plays like its 3 years old. static is a shame but works fine try and clean the cable in/out puts maybe even better image
Gracias hermosa por otro video más a pesar de la terrible situación por la que está pasando tu país,como siempre muy entretenido como muestras los gadgets retro,yo que me dedico a la reparación de aparatos electrónicos desde hace más de 30 años me parece muy importante regresar en el tiempo para recordar cuando los arreglaba.saludos desde México.❤️🥰😘
1. It is not a good idea to take apart a new video player right away, because then it is no longer under warranty. 2. If you hadn't taken off the top, it wouldn't have thrown the cassette. VCRs have a protection so that they do not work with the cover removed. Of course, you should also read the user manual for this...
To find one still new In the box, Is amazing. I would get a full service on It, before You put a tape Into It, This can cause all sorts of damage. New Belts, clean mode switch, re-grease everything. I still have My 6 Head Super VHS player. I do this every 5 Years, and changed the heads for new once In that time. Still going strong. Some VHS films are still not on DVD, and some never will be. Even though I have digitized the most of them Especially the Pre-Certs, Total Uncuts. Enjoy your experience over the next few years. Thanks for sharing Natalie.
For many decades, I have owned a Panasonic model PV-9661, which is still in weekly use. Some day in the future when, it finally dies, I will be looking for another Panasonic VHS recorder/player at a second hand store (smile ... smile).
Nice, demo. Pretty lady! The reason why these get finicky often is due to grease that got hard. Oil that went away. Belts that get loose or break, and other parts, often the plastic ones, that break. Other problem with any electronics over 5 years old is that the capacitors get weak, creating operating problems, sound and picture problems, and often making the unit not power up or knock out another electronic part in the process. . Shango66 does some very interesting repairs on very old stuff as well.
Definitely not from 1979/80. We were still using top loading players with punch buttons at that point. Front loading was more mid 80s. Earliest I can imagine would have been 83 or 84.
У меня такой дома стоит на таком же маленьком телевизоре купил в 92 году, недавно включил, не работает борода внутри образуется, первый ролик тянущий пленку завис!😅 А когда то этот аппарат собирал человек по 10 людей😢 на просмотры фильмов из видеопроката, и были дискуссии, была компания, выпивка,закуска, дамы! Время к сожелению не остановить!
Got news for you sweetie. Those DVDs won't play in your used VCR. No way is that thing new. And the grease on the special cams and gears is probably so sticky from laying around for 40 years that I doubt you will easily get it reliably working. You can send it to a repair shop and get it back in tip-top shape for about $600 in parts and labor. (Recap, some transistors need replacing, and all the belts and idlers). BTW, don't touch the edge of the head like that. Just leave it alone.
@@NatalieRetroStuff Buongiorno, complimenti per il suo ottimo acquisto, è degli anni 80 questo videoregistratore? È nuovissimo sarà una rimanenza di negozio o fondo di magazzino, dove lo ha comprato? È costato veramente 7 dollari? Saluti dall'Italia.
@@user-sm4fr8wp5s This player really cost $7. This includes delivery. 5.5 dollars device, and 1.5 dollars shipping cost. To search for products, I use online stores (our store is called "OLX"). Website address: OLX.ua. You can open it and see the products there. Prices are in hryvnias, you can convert them to dollars using any converter calculator 😉👍
Great job, Natalie!!! You are a very talented Electronics person!!! Why were you not BAREFOOT like you were a few videos ago? You will get better traction on the floor BAREFOOT than in your socks.
You're so young. For VHS quality that was horrible. They only looked that bad when you replayed it a hundred times. When they came new it didn't have a lot of lines in it and way better picture.
Great find! Try to clean de mode switch and the rew issues should be solved. Also check the iddler gear not to slip if has a rubber instead teeth gear.
I want it since its multi system and my Sony Multi System VCR is in a shop and might be in for long time because of broken gear. Will get it back when part is found and here is brand new one. I am jealous.
Hi, how are you? You are creative. I would like to learn from you how to play live without interruption. I have a weak internet connection and I do not have a camera.🥰
