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JVC HR-XVC37U Progressive-Scan DVD/VCR Combo (Silver) |  
List Price: $209.00 
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Rating:   Summary: Near Miss Review: Nice unit.  Progressive scan VHS definitely looks better!  Unfortunately the player I received had a couple of defects.  First, and worst, the tracking didn't work well at all.  This model automatically handles video tracking adjustments (like most these days) but mine couldn't seem to get a lock.  The result was periods of really impressive resolution followed by unwatchable choppiness and jitters.  Manual adjustments didn't help at all.  Another tape issue: ejecting tapes was only possible if I held the tape door open by hand.  Otherwise tapes slammed into the back of the door and re-inserted themselves.  Really surprising for JVC, the pioneering force behind VHS.
 
 The DVD side of the player seemed to do a fine job.  I'm no videophile, but in comparison to the Samsung, Toshiba, and Onkyo players I own, this one did a great job.  No complaints.
 
 Good:
 + Progressive DVD *and* VHS
 + Everything (even broadcast TV) out one set of Component cables!
 + Combo unit saves space
 
 Bad:
 - My unit had issues with the tape player
 - Remote control has a slightly odd layout
 
 3 out of 5 stars
 
 P.S.  I am exchanging this unit for the same model.  I really would like this to work.  Will post an update when the new one arrives.
  Rating:   Summary: pleased Review: Replaced our Sony 350 combo with this one. The Sony when playing DVDs would sometimes freeze up and after a while finally eject the DVD. The Sony also took about a minute to start up a DVD, the JVC is almost immediate. The JVC is free of the Sony's problems. It plays all our DVDs and does a better job at playing JPEGs off the computer. Only complaint is to record on VCR is awkward to have to press 2 buttons on the remote. The time record - in intervals of 30 min - you have to press the button on the unit. The combocosts $50 less than the Sony and is 50% better. Very pleased, heartily recommend. 
  Rating:   Summary: I'm Pleased As Well Review: Unit arrived in just about 4 days, which I thought was very good.
 Shipped from Vann's in Montana to Texas. The unit performs fine,
 although I had a phase effect on the vcr playing back a few tapes
 recorded on it, but seemed to clear up after I bought new tapes.
 As the previous reviewer mentioned the remote is a hassle sometimes, trying to record with actually 3 buttons REC-PLAY-PAUSE. The quality with playback on the dvd unit is fabulous
 will play any of my purchased and burned dvds. Good solid unit
 for the price. Oh Yeah I forgot, it's nice to be able to copy
 my burned dvds to the vcr, cool.
 
 
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