W
William R. Walsh
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Hi!
....is actually still around today and did sell at least one good product.
(They could have sold others, but this is the only one I've ever seen or
used with their name on it...) I have a ToteVision VCR that belonged to my
grandparents, who gave it to me when the picture lost all color. I cleaned
the heads and have replaced the rubber parts now and then and it just keeps
going. Not bad for a budget 2 head machine built in '89 by Goldstar. I've
only ever had the one complaint with it--low audio when recording, but it
has had that problem since day one. Playback is fine.
http://greyghost.dyndns.org/av/vcr1.jpg - although, that picture makes it
look worse than it does. When I actually dust things, the unit still looks
pretty well brand new.
(Oh, and did I mention that I actually found the name to be kinda cool
sounding? Implies portable TV to me, which seems to be their business
nowadays.)
William
ToteVision
....is actually still around today and did sell at least one good product.
(They could have sold others, but this is the only one I've ever seen or
used with their name on it...) I have a ToteVision VCR that belonged to my
grandparents, who gave it to me when the picture lost all color. I cleaned
the heads and have replaced the rubber parts now and then and it just keeps
going. Not bad for a budget 2 head machine built in '89 by Goldstar. I've
only ever had the one complaint with it--low audio when recording, but it
has had that problem since day one. Playback is fine.
http://greyghost.dyndns.org/av/vcr1.jpg - although, that picture makes it
look worse than it does. When I actually dust things, the unit still looks
pretty well brand new.
(Oh, and did I mention that I actually found the name to be kinda cool
sounding? Implies portable TV to me, which seems to be their business
nowadays.)
William