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Date Posted: 22:52:32 05/25/01 Fri
Author: sheggsl
Author Host/IP: host213-123-229-153.btopenworld.com / 213.123.229.153
Subject: Re: Japanese sourcefo HM-DV-30000
In reply to: Clyd A Smith 's message, "Japanese sourcefo HM-DV-30000" on 19:23:05 05/25/01 Fri

> Recently, I received a catalog from B&H Video in New
>York City. They listed the HM-DV-30000 but when I
>called they said it was not yet available and had no
>pricing info either. I understand you have purchased
>one from Japan and if you could furnish me info on
>your source, I would be more than glad to compensate
>you. I presently own a Digital vhs machine (HM-DSR
>100U JVC) but would like to sell it and get the
>subject machine. Thanks for any help you may be able
>to give.
> Sincerely Clyde
> cas4875028@webtv.net

Hi Robert, unfortunately the only place you can get hold of this machine at the moment is in Japan. The US launch has been indefinetely postponed due to copyright protection issues. I have one which I got a friend in Japan with contacts with wholesalers to ship to me, total cost of $1650 including D conerter cable. This compares quite favourably to the US suggested price of $2000. This is a truly outstanding machine and is the only one "at the moment" that can allow people in non HDTV broadcast areas to view HDTV tapes as it has its own built in decoder. e-mail me @ sheggsl@yahoo.com if you would like to know more

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