A Brief Demonstration On My Brand New Kinyo VHS Rewinder

I got this rewinder I want to say about 2-3 years ago, (it’s kind of hard to remember at this point), at a yard sale for dirt cheap.
It was essentially brand new, and was still in the box, and it even came with the Manual still inside it. I’m assuming this was either never used, or if it was, it was used very, very sparingly.
I decided today to finally take it out of the box and test it out a bit, and, at least for the most part, it appears to work beautifully!
I decided to record this video in the spur of the moment while I was testing it. (The tape used here was actually the 2nd tape I put in it, BTW, I used a few other tapes after filming this video).
So this is basically just a little demonstration to show off how well this rewinder works. I know these types of videos are somewhat popular, and I myself have done them before. So I figured it only made sense to do a video for this one.
Hope you enjoy this!
And yes, I do still have my two-way Gemini rewinder, that I still do use very frequently, and will still continue to use very frequently.
This one will basically be a backup for when that one finally gives out.
And my plan is to try and use my rewinders at least somewhat more frequently from here on out, so that the VCRs I currently use can hopefully last a little bit longer.
(Most of the ones I have besides the Sharp TV/VCR one are all pretty much on their last legs, all in different ways. I will maybe try to get some more better working VCRs sometime in the near future. And by that, I of course mean actual high quality VCRs, and none of those crappy Funai manufactured ones).

[@edwardgoanimate]

I have a VHS rewinder. It's a Solidex brand, And it was featured in the Goodies Update for May 1st, 2024.

[@therealjoshhart518]

I don't know if I've ever even seen a Solidex branded one before! That's awesome!

[@Musicradio77Network]

I only have one VHS reminder and it was made by Lennox Sound and it runs good.