Uploaded May 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
I was bored and decided to do an experiment and that is by messing with the VCR's head drum when I was recording it and see if it has any cool or trippy results upon playback, so I did this.
Sometimes, I really wish that I had a capture card.
But nope! This is pure VHS on a real Hi-Fi stereo VCR!
For those that are technical (like me here), it was tested on a Sanyo VWM-800 VHS VCR Player/Recorder 4 Head Hi-Fi Stereo VCR connected to a RCA 25-inch CRT TV, model number 27R411T manufactured in September of 2003 from RCA.
Feel free to use this video for whatever you want! :D
Also, that high pitched CRT squeal, though...
I was bored and decided to do an experiment and that is by messing with the VCR's head drum when I was recording it and see if it has any cool or trippy results upon playback, so I did this.
Sometimes, I really wish that I had a capture card.
But nope! This is pure VHS on a real Hi-Fi stereo VCR!
For those that are technical (like me here), it was tested on a Sanyo VWM-800 VHS VCR Player/Recorder 4 Head Hi-Fi Stereo VCR connected to a RCA 25-inch CRT TV, model number 27R411T manufactured in September of 2003 from RCA.
Feel free to use this video for whatever you want! :D
Also, that high pitched CRT squeal, though...










