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Posted by Bob Ford on 04/22/06 20:10
On 22 Apr 2006 14:36:07 -0500, Randall
<support@rch-usa.PULL-MY-FINGER.com> wrote:
>
>>>Is the TBC actually worth it? I've a SIMA ColorCorrector Pro-Seies
>>>with Macrovision 'correction' that has
>>>tint/color/sharp/bright/contrast/blue/green/red controls that can
>>>add/subtract all the above.
>>>
>>>WITH S-Video in/out.
>
>>Perhaps I misunderstood your original post.
>>If you already have a unit that can do all the above why do you still
>>need a TBC in a deck?
>>
>>The TBC's in both of my decks have NONE of the corrections that a
>>normal, stand alone TBC has.
>
>It has been 20+ years since I played around with a TBC (at a local
>colledge) and my recolections seem to be incorrect.
>
>>Check eBay and search for Laird VC2000 video corrector. It is
>>essentially a poor man's TBC and will do all the functions of your
>>Sima and more.
>
>None there.
>
>> I just bought one from a Company in Sikesville MO and
>>they still have some of them. Price will be slightly less than $100.00
>>and definitely worth that price.
>
>I'm under the impression that a TBC built into a deck, will do more
>for noise, then the SIMA I have.
>
>So the two in concert with each other (using S-Video of course) would
>prove worthwhile - you're saying it's over-kill?
>
>I'm looking at a Panansonic 7350P htat'll take care of my S-Video
>in/out and recording.
The Company I bought mine from ( for that price it is used of course)
puts their ad on eBay generally for only 4 or 5 days. When it goes off
they have been waiting about 4 or 5 days before they post it again.
If you are interested I will send you the Company name, address, phone
number etc. and you can just call them direct.
The Laird VC2000 is a combination TBC and 1 in 4 out a/v distribution
amp. You can bypass the TBC function and use it just as a d/a or you
activate the correction part and use those functions. I am no high
tech person so I may not be saying this correctly but when correction
functions are activated it replaces the sync pulse or ??? and
basically gives you a very clean control track on the copies or in
your case, the signal you are feeding into other equipment.
Bob Ford
Images In Motion
www.imagesinmotion.com
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