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The perfect companion to your SL-2000 is the TT-2000 tuner/timer. It matches its design and size with features that, when mated to the SL-2000 portable, make a formidable recording system. It features 14-pushbutton express tuning with a 14-day/4-event timer for automatic recording. It operates as both the power supply and battery charger for the SL-2000 portable. There are switches in the back to turn on the portable's internal dew heater and for disabling the included RMT-311 wireless infrared remote commander. Also located in rear are the video and audio line connections, RF in/out, and a switch for mastering PCM recordings. The remote duplicates many of the functions of the TT-2000 tuner/timer and the SL-2000 portable when both are used together. It is easy to see why this top-performing combination was so popular, and it hasn't been duplicated since. The TT-2000 uses phono (RCA) plugs for the composite video in/out and has mini plugs for the audio in/out. To use a cable for the audio that has phono plugs requires a phono to mini plug adapter (available separately). To check out the adapter, click here. To examine the huge lineup of Beta format accessories that are available, visit the "Betamax Accessories" section by clicking here. The TT-2000 MSRP was $675.00 in 1983; that's around $1980.00 in today's money. 
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