Should I Use A Regular VCR Or A S-VHS VCR?

Im converting home movies and im using the Pinnacle Movie Box

The USB Video Convertor has a input for S-Video and Composite
and the out put is USB

i was wondering if i get a S-VHS VCR (Has S-Video Output)
will i get a better picture instead of a standard VCR(Composite)

the movies are old and are standard VHS tapes

so basically im wondering if the S-VHS VCR will make the digital files coming in from the converter better with the S-Video

Thanks

S-Video was designed to help people alleviate the cost of DVD players when they first arrived on the market by supposedly providing a better VHS picture, nowadays even the DVD players offer this option, unfortunately S-Video is not nearely as good as it was claimed to be and it has all but flopped int eh past couple of years. The difference of S-video to Composite is nearly trivial because both formats are analog and designed for the same picture resolution, also because you are doing home movies which are probably done with a low grade cmos or ccd sensor (as most camcorders are made) the difference for you would be unnoticeable, I think in the light of the cost difference of a s-video cable to composite it is far more practical to just use composite.