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Latest revision as of 21:20, 1 February 2026
FOR-A FA-710
Overview
Brand
Model
FA-710
Type
Years
1983 –
ECID
Features
Dual-channel time base correction, simultaneous processing of two video sources
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Description
The FOR-A FA-710 is a dual-channel time base corrector introduced in September 1983. The unit enabled simultaneous time base correction of two independent video sources in a single chassis, making it valuable for post-production facilities and live switching applications.
The dual-channel design allowed two VTR sources to be synchronized for editing or mixing operations, improving efficiency over using two separate single-channel TBCs.
FA Series Timeline (1982-1986)
- FA-410P (1982) - First model in the FA series
- FA-410 (1983) - NTSC version of FA-410P
- FA-710 (1983) - Dual-channel TBC (this model)
- FA-400/400P (1984) - Slim 1RU economical TBC
- FA-450/450P (1986) - First 8-bit TBC
