Finishing Off the JVC VCR

Finishing off the JVC VCR that was used in the previous video. It had chrominance issues and then would barely play. Nobody wanted to buy it so don't complain!
Rewinding a tape on the VCR: • 1990 JVC HR-D540EA VCR...
Model: JVC HR-D540EA. Made September 8th, 1990.

[@haijehiemstra2883]

Do you sometimes smash stuff that broke in ur house for example. A tv with a broken screen.

[@Whattheflip120]

You’re broke the TV that’s why it’s not playing connected to a TV and it’s broken why would you break that if you were really have got a TV are you actual TV

[@Trey_Network_2024]

rip JVC vcr

[@meathead585]

Your voice seems very weak in this video, though the smashing sounds of the golf iron and sledge hammer are easily audible.

[@smashthings1]

Weak? Lmao what?

[@meathead585]

@@smashthings1 could be louder. a different placement of the mike might help.

[@smashthings1]

@@meathead585 I place the microphone next to my phone so audio is consistent. If I move it then sound location relative to video won't sync up.

[@jimmysfansandmore29866]

@@meathead585 why do you even care

[@e.altamissukeymudeta7352]

Good morning

[@Alexthetechie]

Nice!

[@Robowil]

I think it'd be funny if you did another VCR manipulation while playing video in the future

[@smashthings1]

I was going to do it with this but the video heads started failing and barely played.

[@beebee5633]

Where did you find that VCR?

[@unitraunima]

Great, once cool with the shoe smashed

[@FLCGeocaching]

I’m here before 200 views!

[@noquestions9529]

Duuude I'm here before 150! You're a loser

[@FLCGeocaching]

@DestroyObjects10 cool!

[@jaredwilson5505]

Oh my god really