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| BARRY'S 8 TRACK REPAIR |
| My collection of video and test equipment (click on most images for larger view) |
| Rack of (3) JVC BR-S822U Professional Broadcast VCR's and a JVC BR-7000U |
| JVC BR-S822U, showing its huge size, cool swing-out control panel for access to controls behind it, and many control and editing features |
| JVC RM-G860U Editing Controller, designed to control 2 players and one recorder. This unit is mainly suited for use with the JVC units shown on the left. All functions on all VCR's are done on this unit. |
| JVC BR-S800U Professional VCR Same transport and specs as the BR-S800U, without most of the advanced editing features. The BR-S500U is a player only |
| Editing controller for the BR-S800U and BR-S500U style VCR's, |
| Stack of 'em - all repaired |
| Sony SLO-1800 Professional Beta Broadcast VCR. |
| (2) Alesis ADAT XT machines, for syncing 16 tracks of digital audio to the video - may be 24 tracks soon |
| JVC JX-SV55 Video Processor |
| Several Tentel gauges, especially made for VCR adjustment |
| VCR Alignment Tapes |
| Sencore VC93 VCR Analyzer ( I have 4 of these ) |
| Sencore VA-62 Video Analyzer |
| Sencore VA-48 Video Analyzer |
| Vectorscope and Logic Analyzer |
| "Broadway" on my bench - the gear I use most often for VCR repair. |
| Tektronix 7704A Oscilloscope with plug-in modules that can be changed for different applications |
| HP military oscilloscope |
| Toshiba 50" Projection TV |
| SMPTE Time Code Equipment |
| Pioneer VP-1000 Laser Disc Player |
| HP 3325A Function Generator, on top of a Tektronix TM-506 mainframe with 3 power supplies, frequency counter, function generator and DMM |
| Back tension gauges (3) |
| Torque gauges (2) |
| Reel height gauges (3) |
| Video head protrusion gauge to estimate remaining head life hours |
| Wow and Flutter Meter |
| JVC Torque Meter Tapes |
| JVC Alignment Tapes |
| Sony Beta Alignment/Torque Tapes |
| Note - a few more pieces can be found by clicking the "VCR's" button above |