The Sony SL-HF750 is unique among all VCRs for its innovative linear sliding tray that delivers the cassette to the operator. It sold in 1986 for $1,300.00.
8-event programming. Introduced B-I recoding in SuperBeta with great picture quality. Has unusual "linear skate cassette loading" mechanism that loaded a cassette like a CD, frame-by-frame and slo-mo in forward and reverse, 4 heads. First Betamax to have a limited on-screen display; recorded and played back all 3 Beta speeds in SuperBeta, BI, BII, and BIII. Had edit switch to improve picture quality when dubbing tapes, Electronic Tab Marker Indexing for marking and retrieving up to 15 points on one cassette, and even has a locking Betascan on the machine!
This is not the 750 but the 950 There was never a 750 type It is probably a typefault Also there was a Sony SLHF 90 with superbeta facilities but without HIFI sound
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