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The JVC DS-10 is a 10-minute D-9 (Digital-S) format videocassette tape. It was listed as a compatible accessory for JVC's W-VHS recorders including the [[JVC SR-W5U]] and [[JVC SR-W7U]], as D-9 tapes were recommended as replacements after the original W-VHS tape line was discontinued. The DS-10 carried an MSRP of $21.00.<ref name="accessories-w7u">{{cite web |url=http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/accessories.jsp?model_id=MDL100251&feature_id=05 |title=SR-W7U Accessories |publisher=JVC Professional Products Company |access-date=February 9, 2026}}</ref>
The JVC DS-10 is a 10-minute D-9 (Digital-S) format videocassette tape. It was listed as a compatible accessory for JVC's W-VHS recorders including the [[JVC SR-W5U]] and [[JVC SR-W7U]], as D-9 tapes were recommended as replacements after the original W-VHS tape line was discontinued. The DS-10 carried an MSRP of $21.00.<ref name="accessories-w7u">{{cite web |url=http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/accessories.jsp?model_id=MDL100251&feature_id=05 |title=SR-W7U Accessories |publisher=JVC Professional Products Company |access-date=February 9, 2026}}</ref>


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Latest revision as of 21:08, 9 February 2026

JVC DS-10
Accessory › Media
Overview
Brand
Model
DS-10
Type
Media
Description
10-minute D-9 (Digital-S) videocassette
Format
D-9
ECID
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The JVC DS-10 is a 10-minute D-9 (Digital-S) format videocassette tape. It was listed as a compatible accessory for JVC's W-VHS recorders including the JVC SR-W5U and JVC SR-W7U, as D-9 tapes were recommended as replacements after the original W-VHS tape line was discontinued. The DS-10 carried an MSRP of $21.00.[1]

References

  1. "SR-W7U Accessories". JVC Professional Products Company. Retrieved February 9, 2026.
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