• VHS hi-fi stereo.
• MTS/SAP broadcast reception.
• Multibrand universal remote.
• Auto clock set with backup, trilingual on-screen programming and setup.
• Limit 2 per customer.

Product Description ------------------- VHS HiFi Stereo VCR, multi-brand universla light tower remote control for TV, cablebox, VCR and DSS, auto clock set, trilingual on-screen display, channel caption to id 34 channels w/station ID, program index search, tape position display, time stamp .com ---- The Panasonic PV-9450 is not cluttered with features that you'll probably never use anyway, but it does offer those that are important: 4-head video quality, stereo hi-fi sound, and on-screen programming. The unit also includes Panasonic's Multi-Brand Universal Light Tower Remote, which works with most TVs and cable boxes. The PV-9450 impressed us with its simplicity; we took it out of the box, connected an antenna and TV, and plugged it in. We then followed the initial on-screen setup instructions and, by itself, the unit found the active broadcast channels and even set its clock. We played a prerecorded tape and found the picture to be crisp and sharp. The PV-9450's audio was rich and full, characteristic of hi-fi stereo. Another interesting feature of the PV-9450 is a time stamp, which, at the beginning of a videotape, displays the time and date of your and the channel from which it was recorded. A tape-position display shows how close you are to the beginning or end of a tape. The remote control, unlike the VCR, is a bit bulky, and its many buttons get in the way of the few you'll use most of the time. Of course, it is a universal remote, and, as such, must sacrifice some design elegance. If the most important features to you are 4-head picture quality and hi-fi stereo sound, then Panasonic PV-9450 is a sensible choice. Pros: * Universal remote works with most TVs and cable boxes * 4 heads for a clear picture * Hi-fi stereo for great sound Cons: * Limited feature set