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BeoCord VHS82

Beocord VHS 82 was Bang & Olufsen’s 1987 addition to the stereo video cassette recorder line-up with up to four hours of video playing time and eight hours of hi-fi quality stereo sound on just one video tape!

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In terms of design, colours and uses, Beocord VHS 82 was created to harmonise with Beovision MX2000. And the same remote control Video Terminal could be used to control both units. Control was so integrated that the TV screen acted as an open instruction manual for the video cassette recorder.

All of the functions on Beocord VHS 82 were described and stored on ‘menus’ that were brought to the screen with the assistance of the Terminal. This step-by-step instruction ensured fast, faultless operation. So even things like presetting channels, time programming and picture search were as easy as was possible. And although the special menu operation was only possible in connection with the latest TV generations from Bang & Olufsen, Beocord VHS82 was an ideal video supplement for ant TV.

The fact that Beocord VHS 82 could take its place as a technically superior audio tape recorder in any music system emphasizes just how outstanding this stereo video recorder was.

BeoCord VHS82 Product Details

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4510 (1986 - May 1988)
4512 (GB) (1986 - May 1988)
4513 (VPS) (1986 - May 1988)

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Manufactured

1986 - 1988

Colour Options

Red, Black, Grey, White

BeoCord VHS82 Product Specification

Description: TV system B/G All band + UHF (4510)
I UHF band (4512)
B/G All band + UHF (4513, 4517)
Colour TV PAL
Cassette format VHS
Remote control system Via Beovision LX 2800/MX 2000
Sound, compatible normal/Hi-Fi Stereo, Hi-Fi sound
Stereo decoder Stereo and bilingual TV
VPS, Video Programming System No (4510)
No (4512)
Yes (4513, 4517)
Max. playing time, audio/video 4 hours, E-240
Max. playing time, audio only 8 hours, E 240
Fast forward and rewind Approx. 5 min. E-240
Still picture Max. 8 minutes
Step advance Typically 4 frames (2-10)

Play reverse Normal speed
Search forward 3 and 7 x normal speed
Search rewind 7 x normal speed
Counter Electronic, 4 digits
TV channels All band: VHF 2-12, S channels 105-168, 231-287 MHz, UHF 21-69, (4510)
UHF 21-69 (4512)
All band: VHF 2-12, S channels 105-168, 231-287 MHz, UHF 21-69, (4513, 4517)

Play channel: UHF 37, (adjustable 30-40)
Number of TV programmes 35 + AV
Time programming Max. 2-4 programmes: up to 31 days, in advance, daily or weekly
Programmed end time Intervals of 30 mins

Power supply: 220V

Placement, min. height: 20cm
Ambient temperature +10/+35 degrees
Relative humidity 30/80%
Dimensions W x H x D: 42 x 8.4 x 32.5cm
Weight 7.5 kg

Connections: A/V, audio/video socket 21-pin
Audio IN/OUT sockets 4 phono plugs
RF IN 75 ohms
RF OUT 75 ohms

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Posted on June 30, 2024September 17, 2024 by Multicare

BeoCord VHS80

Beocord VHS 80 was Bang & Olufsen’s entry into the VHS arena. Both Beocord VHS 90 and VHS 80 had stereo sound circuitry with Dolby B Noise Reduction. So when combined with a stereo Beovision they ensured the fullest enjoyment from stereo videotapes. You could also record stereo TV/FM Simulcasts if you used a stereo Beovision model.

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One of the many plus points for owning a Bang & Olufsen VHS recorder from this period meant that for the first time, you could operate both the Beocord and the Beovision using the same remote Terminal. Whichever Beovision you chose, whether mono or stereo, Beocords VHS 80 or 90 would have been an ideal match for it. One touch on the TV’s remote Terminal allowed you to play a videotape, make recordings, fast wind or rewind the tape, scan the tape in either direction or freeze a single frame on-screen. If you wished to combine a Beocord VHS 80 or VHS 90 with a non-Bang & Olufsen TV, the remote Video Terminal could be purchased separately to provide chairside control of all primary playing and recording functions.

Beocord VHS 90 offered the best of both worlds – a high quality stereo sound recorder that, when connected to a hi-fi system, achieved performance characteristics that were close of compact discs; and a video recorder that combined superb picture quality with true hi-fi sound. When used as an audio recorder, up to 8 hours of music could be stored on one VHS tape and replayed non-stop. For hi-fi video recording, 4 hours was the maximum. With Beocord VHS 90, you could instruct the automatic timer to record up to five different programmes up to 14 days ahead. A repeat button enabled you to record the same show at a specific time every day of the week.

Unlike most most dual-purpose machines the Beocord VHS 90 records two versions of video track simultaneously: a hi-fi stereo track for replay on the same machine and an ‘ordinary’ stereo track which meant that your cassettes could be replayed on a non-hi-fi stereo video recorder.

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Beocord VHS 80 also had stereo sound circuitry for video recording and playback. In fact, it offered the same video facilities as Beocord VHS 90, including an identical 39 channel search-and-store tuner and 5 programme/14 day timer.

Picture quality was of equally high standard too, but Beocord VHS 80 did not offer audio-only recording or hi-fi sound characteristics. However, it did incorporate a Dolby B Noise Reduction Circuit for maximising the recorded sound.

Placement of both VCRs: a practical stand from Bang & Olufsen organised your video system into a complete remote-controlled centre which could easily and discreetly be placed in your viewing room.

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