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RCA TR70B
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from the end of 1960's to the beginning of 1980's |
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VTR |
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2 specimens available |
2" Quadruplex VTR, very large, very heavy. One unit in full working order. Excellent multi standard machine. Transfer work considered - please enquire.
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Ferguson 3V22
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from the end of 1970's to the full 1980's |
| Type: |
VTR |
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1 specimens available |
The Ferguson 3V22 (JVC re-badge) was an early 1980s VHS home video recorder, top-loading with a very familar and typical 'piano key' operation. This heavy machine is still in working condition. Can that be said of current equipment in 25 years time?
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VT CLOCK ANGLIA TV-
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from the end of 1950's to the full 1980's |
| Type: |
VTR |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
Nice wooden item from Anglia Television, a studio- contructed (home made) VT clock with red 'on' light and hand grip. This durable item can be seen at the start of many Anglia 405-line tapes. This VT clock is now useful for studio re-creations of the 50's and also the occasional pop promo.
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Sony AV3670ACE
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from the full 1970's to the beginning of 1980's |
| Type: |
VTR |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
The SONY AV3670ACE was a low band helical vtr suitable for schools, colleges, businesses or the well-heeled amateur. Tape width was 12.5mm and ran at a speed of 16.32cms per sec. Video resolution was 300 lines. 1978 price, 900UKP. Our example rolls the reels only.
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IVC 801 PSM
| Period: |
from the end of 1970's to the full 1980's |
| Type: |
VTR |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
One of a range of vt equipment, the IVC 801PSM was a reel to reel helical 'mid band' colour portable vtr using 1 inch (25mm) tape running at 17.2 cm/s. Along with other versions, this recorder was aimed at the industrial sector, or 'low cost' tv stations. 1978 price, 4,500UKP. Our example runs with the reels turning and lights flashing.
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SCOTCH 2 inch Quad
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from the full 1960's to the beginning of 1980's |
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VTR |
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20 specimens available |
Scotch was one of several video tape manufacturers. The item pictured is a 1-hour 2-inch 'quadruplex' video tape, the standard first introduced in 1956 by Ampex. GA-TV has many of these video tapes including the carry cases and also the means to reproduce the tapes. Tape-to-digital copying is part of our service.
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Sony SL C7UB
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from the full 1980's to the beginning of 1990's |
| Type: |
VTR |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
Chunky home video machine, the Sony Betamax SL C 7UB was a quality home video taping system in its day.
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Sony VO 4800PS
| Period: |
from the full 1980's to the beginning of 1990's |
| Type: |
VTR |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
This portable 1980s vt machine is complete with travel case and repro badging. A battery-powered 'U-Matic' videocassette recorder from Sony to compliment our range of portable ENG colour cameras of the period.
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Sony BVU 150P
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from the full 1980's to the full 1990's |
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VTR |
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1 specimens available |
Sony BVU 150 U-matic SP cassette portable video recorder. 20 minutes running time. Batteries or other 12v power source. Our example comes with a dedicated carry case. Recorder in working order (but don't rely on it.)
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