[QuadList] oddball items request
bill.spencer at northstarstudios.tv
bill.spencer at northstarstudios.tv
Mon Sep 14 11:49:45 CDT 2009
The system I had them on was built in 79 and this drawing shows much
newer interfaces. They were little patch cords not just pins. I've had
pin patches in trucks for I/C, etc. and they made a connection on a
matrix when you pushed the pin in. Those got replaced by slide switches
later.
I know our older CD80 system were patch cords because when there was a
big production it really made a rats nest of the wires and you didn't
dare try to fish one out of the nest while we on the air!
Bill Spencer
RF Engineering Supervisor
NorthStar Studios, Inc.
3201 Dickerson Pike
Nashville, TN 37207
Phone 615.650.6000 ext. 6610
Cell 615.445.5616
Fax 615.650.6027
email bill.spencer at northstarstudios.tv
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[mailto:quadlist-bounces at quadvideotapegroup.com] On Behalf Of Dave Sieg
Sent: Monday, September 14, 2009 9:49 AM
To: Quad List
Subject: Re: [QuadList] oddball items request
Bill:
Interesting! Maybe they bought out the Vector stock.
I'm looking at the CD80 Supervisor spec sheet now
http://www.keynet-technology.com/pdf/CD80sv.pdf
<http://www.keynet-technology.com/pdf/CD80sv.pdf> but don't see any
mention of them.
Were they actual patch cords like the pic I attached or just pins?
--
Dave Sieg
http://www.zfx.com
http://www.davesieg.com
http://www.scanimate.net
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