[QuadList] 1" Machine glue

[David C. Crosthwait]

Bill and the group,

Next to the AVR-1, the ACR-25 gets my vote as the most beautiful and  
versatile machine ever made. Talk about a cash box? I wonder how much  
income has been generated by that one product for stations who heavily  
invested in one, two, or sometimes more (example: WFAA Dallas had  
three).

We have been fortunate to have acquired seven of them in the last  
twenty years, two of which are fully intact (in storage) and waiting  
for the day. NAB display?

Attached is one such "save" in Texas.

David Crosthwait
DC  Video
www.dcvideo.com


Quoting Bill Carpenter <wcarpen107 at yahoo.com>:

> I think it's just progress, I was designing helical machines, before  
>  they were a broadcast product, except in France on Secam, and the   
> Phillipiness, and I did on-air (non-phased) color tests, in Mexico   
> City, 2 weeks before the Olympic's in 1968.
>
> In the early 70's, I was the product manager, for all the Quad's   
> except the AVR-1 and ACR-25, and introduced the AVR-2. By 1980, I   
> had the VPR-20, the portable 1" machine and in 83, I introduced the   
> best helical scan machine ever built, the VPR-3, so it's just   
> progress, and making everything better!
>
> Bill Carpenter

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