Sony SLV-R1000
Overview
Brand
Model
SLV-R1000
Type
Format family
Years
1993 –
AV system
NTSC
ECID
Format Compatibility
Plays
VHS, S-VHS
Records
VHS, S-VHS
Inputs
Rear
S-Video In
S-Video (Y/C) (Mini-DIN-4, audio shared w/ Line In)
Antenna/Cable
RF (RF (F-type))
Line In
Composite (CVBS) (RCA (connector), Stereo audio via RCA (connector))
Outputs
Rear
RF Out
RF (RF (F-type))
Channel 3 or 4 output
S-Video Out
S-Video (Y/C) (Mini-DIN-4)
Features
4-head dual azimuth, flying erase head, Hi-Fi stereo, MTS stereo reception, 181-channel tuner, Adaptive Picture Control, Digital Signal Processing, dual mode shuttle control, twin tape stabilizer, narrow video head for improved EP playback, remote control (RMT-V130), 8-Event, 1-Month timer
Power
Voltage
120–120V
AC frequency
60Hz
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Description

The Sony SLV-R1000 is a high-end consumer S-VHS VCR released in 1993. It was Sony's flagship S-VHS deck, featuring Adaptive Picture Control which tests each tape and adjusts recording parameters for best performance, flying erase head for glitch-free A/V insert editing, digital signal processing with dynamic sine filter, and a dual mode shuttle control for simplified operation of all major transport functions.

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