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Old 11-30-2011, 11:42 AM
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Hi Guys,

Over here in Europe, Sony's PVM-9000 was a portable 8" PAL/SECAM color Monitor with a striking ressemblance to the KV-8000.

In its heyday, it was a favorite bring along field monitor for video field production when the director wanted something bigger than a 4" screen or the tiny JVC TM-P3 (3") to check color balance on a remote shoot.

Like the KV-8000, the PVM-9000 had a DC power input for un undertray filled with Ni-Cd batteries.

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jhalphen
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Dammitt, Jerome...I got to lookin' for that l'il JVC you mentioned, one thing led to another, & now one is on its way to NE Tennessee...Had to be Sneaky, She Who MUST Be Obeyed gave me a stern Reamin' the other nite about Finances... But if what I spent Throws Us In The Creek, hell, we're there anyway...(grin)
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