Reviving a SONY DIGITAL BETAMAX HF 10PCM PART 1

Restoring the SONY PCM-HF10 (1985) ‪@avtransfersUK‬
In my latest TH-cam video, where I dive into buying and restoring the Japanese Market SONY PCM-HF10 from 1985. This sleek, professional-grade machine combines a PCM processor with a video deck, offering the ultimate digital hi-fi stereo experience.
Description:
Ever dreamt of capturing digital audio with the simplicity of a cassette deck? The SONY PCM-HF10 (1985) made it possible. This gem merges a PCM processor and a video deck, providing a professional-quality digital recordings just like compact discs. With a dynamic range of 85 dB or more and harmonic distortion of 0.007% or less, the audio quality is nothing short of spectacular.
In this video, I guide you through the process of acquiring and starting refurbishing this classic piece of audio equipment. Its compact design (355mm wide, 95mm high, and 348mm deep) makes it a perfect addition to any setup. Connect it to your amplifier and enjoy an immersive audio-visual experience, thanks to Sony's unique Hi-Band Beta hi-fi video system.
Join me as I breathe new life into the SONY PCM-HF10, and rediscover the golden age of digital recording!

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hi had the same in a later V2000 deck the gear went bad
i keep away from alot of the later betamax bad part you find are very like on the betacam wear they play up or go bad my mate has a 950 the rack gear can break
i like the have the pcm 701 es units i have some bob