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Revision as of 04:11, 4 August 2022
PVM-1390
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Manufacturer | Sony | |
Type | Professional | |
Size | 14" | |
TV Lines | 450 | |
Dot Pitch | 0.37 mm | |
Regions | NTSC | |
240p/480i | Yes | |
480p | No | |
720p | No | |
1080i | No | |
Vsync | 60 Hz | |
Composite | Yes, one BNC and one VTR | |
S-Video | Yes | |
Component | Analog and TTL RGB via DB25 (CMPTR) | |
Speakers | Mono | |
Dimensions | Width: 385 mm (15 1/16")
Depth: 434 mm (17 1/8") Height: 342 mm (13 1/2") | |
Weight | 28 lb, 9 oz (13 kg) | |
Earliest Date | c. 1987 | |
Latest Date | c. 1994 | |
Links | ||
Tube | A34JHS10X |
Introduced in 1987, the Sony PVM-1390 is one of the few PVMs that is directly based on a consumer Trinitron chassis, including an all-plastic construction. It features a decent variety of inputs including a single BNC composite video connector, a VTR input for connecting a professional video tape recorder, an S-video input (introduced that same year with the S-VHS standard), and a 25-pin CMPTR input which accepts both analog and TTL RGB.
Links
Go to the Sony KX-14CP1 section to learn more!