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Hi-Fi VHS: It really does sound good - TR Forums
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S-VHS Hi-Fi records the audio in diagonal stripes across the tape (like the video) instead of in a linear strip along the edge of the tape as regular VHS does. More tape covered per second = higher...
VHS HiFi Audio | What Hi-Fi? Forum
https://forums.whathifi.com/threads/vhs-hifi-audio.116628/
For audio only, you just connect stereo line in / out in the same way you do with a cassette deck (so vinyl recording would require a phono preamp). You'll find that hi-fi decks are available in VHS and S-VHS variants. For audio only, there's no advantage in …
VHS Hi-Fi for Audio - theartofsound.net
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In Defense of the VHS Hi-Fi audio post : BudgetAudiophile
https://www.reddit.com/r/BudgetAudiophile/comments/nbi7p0/in_defense_of_the_vhs_hifi_audio_post/
For starters, as OP stated, VHS Hi-Fi has a frequency response of 20Hz to 20kHz. That is the entirety of the human hearing range. Period. No matter what kind of golden ears that you think you have, you cannot hear any sound higher than 20kHz. Quite frankly, if you are over the age of 25, you probably can't hear anything more than about 15kHz.
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