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at sound speed. Two additional win¬
dows display the + or - command, and
the film advance or retard count will
read out up to 99 frames. All the sound
head selections, the frame count and +
or - "readout" will remain displayed
until a new command has been pro¬
grammed.
Straight Line Threading
To achieve the convenience of
straight line threading and at the same
time maintain stability for picture and
sound heads, it was necessary to incor¬
porate several designs from instrumenta¬
tion recording devices. When the film
enters the picture head, it is stabilized
by flywheel capstan assembly, thus
damping and stabilizing the film before
it reaches the aperture gate. To stabilize
the sound head, a flywheel capstan
assembly is used for both the approach
and retreat of the film, with the repro¬
duce head located between the two
damping elements.
Short Film Sections
"Short ends" of film can be traversed
across the picture aperture, or the sound
heads, either by hand or locked in the
sprocket gate. With the sprocket hand
knob, the film can be advanced or
retarded for viewing or precise marking.
Threading
Threading is simplified with a single
push button to open and close the
sprocket gate assembly. Only two sec¬
onds are required to thread or remove
the film.
Moviola "IC" Audio System

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A unique combination of integrated
circuit chips comprise the new console
audio system. SMPTE or CCIR stand¬
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sponse and output level for two stand¬
ard 16mm sound heads, plus one single
system MAG head and one optical
sound head.
There are four preamplifiers (one for
each head) which are mixed with "slide
attenuators" to a master gain control
and monitor amplifier. A high/low fre¬
quency equalizer has a "normal" setting
of flat response with boost and attenua¬
tion of both high and low frequencies.
The integrated circuits used are the
plug-in type with the critical circuitry
self-contained in the miniature "chip."
The overall circuit reliability factor is
enhanced due to the fewer number of
external components involved. Addi¬
tionally, the cost for replacing the inte¬
grated chips is far less than conventional
"discreet component" plug-in type cir¬
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AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER, DECEMBER 1970

Designed
for the
discriminating
editor.

IC-30
Solid State
amplifier for
film editing
Features

□ Exceptionally high peak power
□ Ultra low noise/no audible hum and
no microphonics
□ Unconditionally stable, never
oscillates
□ Two separate and independent
channels
□ Accurately matched channels,
individual gain indications
□ All Solid State, integrated Circuit
Design**
□ Instant operation/no waiting for
warm-up
□ Protection against radio broadcast
interference
□ Compact size, only 5 inches high by
6 inches deep by 8 inches wide
□ Push button on-off control, leaves
gain settings undisturbed
□ Internal regular, corrects for line
voltage fluctuations
□ Extreme reliability, designed for
many years of service
□ One Year Guarantee
□ Four channel Multi-Mixer available
on request
□ Earphone connection has wide
impedance range
** Patent Pending

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Telephone: (212) 586-7666

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