A VCR question

Greetings..

Have you considered giving Sony Service a call and asking? In addition, simply getting a hold the service manual through Sony Service. These are possible solutions.

Cheers, Mr. Mentor

(1) I have a paralyzed vocal cord and cannot communicate well over the phone. (2) I do not have the VCR in question, but was inquiring because a distant relative wanted to "borrow" some of my SVHS recordings.

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Greetings UCLAN..

The question can still be posed to the good folks at Sony Service out in San Jose or L.A., CA. as I recall. Writing them with your questions should reveal an answer hopefully, before Christmas. Maybe MUCH sooner..

Consider:

Cheers, Mr. Mentor

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UCLAN..

Another possible solution is after describing exactly what you wish to be asked, let someone ELSE make the phone call for you.. It would probably be much more productive than e-mail or a news group combined. This solution is all based on how important or not this information is to you..

Good luck!

Cheers, Mr. Mentor

| > Have you considered giving Sony Service a call and asking? In | > addition, simply getting a hold the service manual through Sony | > Service. These are possible solutions. | >

| > Cheers, | > Mr. Mentor | >

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Honetly I doubt anyone at the support phone number knows or cares if this VCR has SQPB if Sony support is like every other company.

Wish I could help you, but I don't have that model.

Mike