30

    Sony SL-2000 Portable Betamax, TT-2000 Tuner and Beta Tapes - Works with HVC-2800 Trinicon Camera

    Currency:CAD Category:Electronics / Vintage Electronics Start Price:10.00 CAD Estimated At:150.00 - 250.00 CAD
    Sony SL-2000 Portable Betamax, TT-2000 Tuner and Beta Tapes - Works with HVC-2800 Trinicon Camera
    CURRENT BID
    10.00CAD
    ENTER YOUR MAXIMUM ABSENTEE BID[?]
    You must bid at least
    15.00CAD
    CAD
    15.00 x 1 unit = 15.00CADBuyers Premium & Commission 17.5% This is the fee paid on top of the hammer pri
    [?]Bidding Ends At 2026 Oct 08 @ 18:24 (UTC-06:00 : CST/MDT)
    If you require shipping, please give us 3-5 business days after our local pick-ups for us to reach out to you with your updated invoice.

    Items will be available for pick up from 11am - 7pm on after the auction closes.

    PICK-UP LOCATION (Address shared after the auction ends via email address on file)

    Buyers Premium is 17.5%
    (825)777-6666. Beck Auctions Inc
    Sony Betamax portable videocassette recorder SL-2000 with its matching Sony TT-2000 tuner timer unit, plus more than a dozen Betamax tapes. The SL-2000 is a Beta II and III top-loading portable recorder with an LCD counter, piano-key transport controls, Betascan, swing search and slow motion, audio dub, a camera connector, and an NP-1 battery compartment. It docks on the TT-2000 tuner timer, which has 14 channel presets, a charging function, UHF and VHF inputs and outputs, RCA audio and video jacks, and a switched AC outlet. The tapes include Disney's Cinderella and Bambi, The Wizard of Oz, Weird Science, The Woman in Red, Meatballs, Troop Beverly Hills, Streets of Gold, The Official Rules of Golf with Tom Watson and Peter Alliss, a George Knudson golf instructional tape and the 1986 Masters Tournament, among others. The set is untested but all items appear in good condition, with light general wear consistent with age. | | *The SL-2000 of the early 1980s was Sony's flagship portable Betamax, designed to pair with Trinicon video cameras for recording on location and to dock with the TT-2000 for home use. Betamax equipment and tapes are increasingly collected by vintage video enthusiasts, and the 1986 Masters tape captures Jack Nicklaus's famous sixth green jacket victory.