JVC playback and recording device

JVC video cassette recorder, a playback and recording device (VCR). Used with the JVC Editing Control Unit and a sister unit. The JVC Editing Control Unit editing device was used with Super VHS VCRs to edit together footage. Two VCRs were connected to the editing unit, allowing for editing between the two devices. After recording onto the Super VHS tape in the camcorder, the tape was removed and inserted into the VCR. Using the editing control unit, the footage was edited and transferred onto a blank tape in the other VCR. The unit was owned by filmmaker Thrándur Thoroddsen and was in use around 1990–2000.