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|features=Digital time base correction, frame synchronizer, proc amp controls

|year_released=1987

|description=The FOR-A FA-300 is a digital time base corrector introduced in March 1987. It was a predecessor to the highly successful [[FOR-A FA-310|FA-310]] series, which would go on to sell over 13,000 units.

|description=The FOR-A FA-300 is a digital time base corrector introduced in March 1987. Further refinements in FOR-A's quest for versatile, multipurpose TBCs led to smaller, more affordable units. The FA-300 proved popular, reaching a sales volume of approximately 8,800 units.

The FA-300 was a predecessor to the highly successful [[FOR-A FA-310|FA-310]] series, which would go on to sell over 13,000 units and become FOR-A's best-selling TBC.

The FA-300 provided digital time base correction and frame synchronization capabilities for professional video applications. It processed composite video signals and included proc amp controls for video level adjustment.

The FA-300 was part of FOR-A's expanding line of FA series signal processors, which evolved during the late 1980s to include frame synchronization, clip memory, signal processing, and transcoding capabilities. This work distinguished FOR-A as a leader in the TBC market.

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The FA-300 was part of FOR-A's FA series of signal processors:

* '''FA-410P''' (1982) - First model in the FA series

* '''[[FOR-A FA-410P|FA-410P]]''' (1982) - First model in the FA series

* '''FA-300/300P''' (1987) - This model

* '''[[FOR-A FA-450|FA-450/450P]]''' (1986) - First 8-bit TBC

* '''[[FOR-A FA-310|FA-310/310P]]''' (1989) - ~~Successor; over~~ 13,000 units ~~sold~~

* '''[[FOR-A FA-800|FA-800]]''' (1986) - Sakura R&D Center era

* '''FA-330''' (1991) - ~~Further development~~

* '''FA-300/300P''' (1987) - This model (~8,800 units sold)

* '''[[FOR-A FA-310|FA-310/310P]]''' (1989) - Best-selling model (13,000+ units)

* '''[[FOR-A FA-330|FA-330/330P]]''' (1991) - TBC with noise reduction

* '''[[FOR-A FA-350|FA-350 series]]''' (2001) - Digital era redesign

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* [[FOR-A FA-310]]

* [[FOR-A FA-330]]

* [[FOR-A FA-350]]

* [[Time base ~~corrector]]~~

* [[:Category:Time base correctors and frame synchronizers|Time base correctors and frame synchronizers]]

* [[Frame synchronizer]]

[[Category:FOR-A AV devices]]

[[Category:Time base correctors]]

[[Category:Time base correctors and frame synchronizers]]

~~[[Category:Frame~~ synchronizers]]

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 |features=Digital time base correction, frame synchronizer, proc amp controls
 |year_released=1987
-|description=The FOR-A FA-300 is a digital time base corrector introduced in March 1987. It was a predecessor to the highly successful [[FOR-A FA-310|FA-310]] series, which would go on to sell over 13,000 units.
+|description=The FOR-A FA-300 is a digital time base corrector introduced in March 1987. Further refinements in FOR-A's quest for versatile, multipurpose TBCs led to smaller, more affordable units. The FA-300 proved popular, reaching a sales volume of approximately 8,800 units.
+The FA-300 was a predecessor to the highly successful [[FOR-A FA-310|FA-310]] series, which would go on to sell over 13,000 units and become FOR-A's best-selling TBC.
 The FA-300 provided digital time base correction and frame synchronization capabilities for professional video applications. It processed composite video signals and included proc amp controls for video level adjustment.
-The FA-300 was part of FOR-A's expanding line of FA series signal processors, which evolved during the late 1980s to include frame synchronization, clip memory, signal processing, and transcoding capabilities. This work distinguished FOR-A as a leader in the TBC market.
 }}
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 The FA-300 was part of FOR-A's FA series of signal processors:
-* '''FA-410P''' (1982) - First model in the FA series
+* '''[[FOR-A FA-410P|FA-410P]]''' (1982) - First model in the FA series
-* '''FA-300/300P''' (1987) - This model
+* '''[[FOR-A FA-450|FA-450/450P]]''' (1986) - First 8-bit TBC
-* '''[[FOR-A FA-310|FA-310/310P]]''' (1989) - Successor; over 13,000 units sold
+* '''[[FOR-A FA-800|FA-800]]''' (1986) - Sakura R&D Center era
-* '''FA-330''' (1991) - Further development
+* '''FA-300/300P''' (1987) - This model (~8,800 units sold)
+* '''[[FOR-A FA-310|FA-310/310P]]''' (1989) - Best-selling model (13,000+ units)
+* '''[[FOR-A FA-330|FA-330/330P]]''' (1991) - TBC with noise reduction
 * '''[[FOR-A FA-350|FA-350 series]]''' (2001) - Digital era redesign
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 * [[FOR-A FA-310]]
+* [[FOR-A FA-330]]
 * [[FOR-A FA-350]]
-* [[Time base corrector]]
+* [[:Category:Time base correctors and frame synchronizers|Time base correctors and frame synchronizers]]
-* [[Frame synchronizer]]
 [[Category:FOR-A AV devices]]
-[[Category:Time base correctors]]
+[[Category:Time base correctors and frame synchronizers]]
-[[Category:Frame synchronizers]]