Can I hoop up an old Panasonic VCR to this TV? null

If your VCR has the coaxial connection for input and output, you could likely connect this up. Though some of the last generations of VCRs also had RCA outputs. Running this through a converter box to HDMI might be better for video quality. It might be better to consider a 1080P TV instead though as that is a lot of upscaling from VHS quality to 4K

JZKEN - You can, however, if your VCR utilizes RCA cables rather than HDMI, you'll need to use an RCA-to-HDMI converter to connect it to the Q60A TV. ^Gina

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If your VCR has the coaxial connection for input and output, you could likely connect this up. Though some of the last generations of VCRs also had RCA outputs. Running this through a converter box to HDMI might be better for video quality. It might be better to consider a 1080P TV instead though as that is a lot of upscaling from VHS quality to 4K
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JZKEN - You can, however, if your VCR utilizes RCA cables rather than HDMI, you'll need to use an RCA-to-HDMI converter to connect it to the Q60A TV. ^Gina
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