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From: marla@ssc-vax.UUCP (Marla S Baer)
Newsgroups: net.rec.photo,net.video
Subject: Re: vcr
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Date: Wed, 18-Jan-84 13:16:20 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan 18 13:16:20 1984
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.  <-- for the hungry article eater

One correction- GE vcr's are now manufactured by Hitachi.
Otherwise, all of the machines are comparable.  We just purchased a
Quasar and we love it! Once we figured out how to set the timer (the
instructions weren't too good) all our problems went away.  
 
Just a note- We were warned away from Fisher (sp?) machines.
Although some of the dealers said they were great, a few we spoke to
said that they have had a lot of problems with that company (broken
machines, loooong delays on repairs, etc.).  In fact, a number of
the stores refused to carry them.  On the other hand, I know a
couple of people who own one and have had absolutely no
problems.(I'm  not trying to persuade anyone one way ot the other, I
am just reporting what we were told).

Marla S. Baer
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