Sony SLO-420P: Difference between revisions

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|supported_formats=Betamax

|recording_formats=Betamax

|year_released=~~1982~~

|year_released=1983

|features=Industrial/professional design, built on SL-C9 mechanics, linear stereo, audio level meters

|features=Industrial/professional design, built on SL-C9 mechanics, linear stereo, audio level meters, 9-event 2-week timer, crystal clock, 5-minute power back-up

|description=The Sony SLO-420P was the PAL industrial/professional version of the SL-C9 Betamax VCR, released in ~~1982~~. The "P" suffix denotes the PAL version, while the "SLO" prefix indicates Sony's industrial line. It shared the SL-C9's core mechanics ~~(711D chassis)~~ in a more robust configuration designed for commercial and professional use, including video duplicating applications. The NTSC equivalent was the SLO-420, which was available with optional wired remotes and an optional infrared remote (RMT-312).

|description=The Sony SLO-420P was the PAL industrial/professional version of the SL-C9 Betamax VCR, released in 1983. The "P" suffix denotes the PAL version, while the "SLO" prefix indicates Sony's industrial line. It shared the SL-C9's core mechanics in a more robust configuration designed for commercial and professional use, including video duplicating applications. The NTSC equivalent was the SLO-420, which was available with optional wired remotes and an optional infrared remote (RMT-312). Compatible remotes included the RM-612A, RM-624, and RMT-636, which could operate it via a special Beta button.

|av_system=PAL

|frequency=50Hz

|frequency=50Hz,60Hz

|power_avg=45

|height=105 mm

|width=430 mm

|depth=362 mm

|weight=10 kg

}}

{{AV voltage range

|voltage_min=110

|voltage_max=240

}}

{{AV input

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 |supported_formats=Betamax
 |recording_formats=Betamax
-|year_released=1982
+|year_released=1983
-|features=Industrial/professional design, built on SL-C9 mechanics, linear stereo, audio level meters
+|features=Industrial/professional design, built on SL-C9 mechanics, linear stereo, audio level meters, 9-event 2-week timer, crystal clock, 5-minute power back-up
-|description=The Sony SLO-420P was the PAL industrial/professional version of the SL-C9 Betamax VCR, released in 1982. The "P" suffix denotes the PAL version, while the "SLO" prefix indicates Sony's industrial line. It shared the SL-C9's core mechanics (711D chassis) in a more robust configuration designed for commercial and professional use, including video duplicating applications. The NTSC equivalent was the SLO-420, which was available with optional wired remotes and an optional infrared remote (RMT-312).
+|description=The Sony SLO-420P was the PAL industrial/professional version of the SL-C9 Betamax VCR, released in 1983. The "P" suffix denotes the PAL version, while the "SLO" prefix indicates Sony's industrial line. It shared the SL-C9's core mechanics in a more robust configuration designed for commercial and professional use, including video duplicating applications. The NTSC equivalent was the SLO-420, which was available with optional wired remotes and an optional infrared remote (RMT-312). Compatible remotes included the RM-612A, RM-624, and RMT-636, which could operate it via a special Beta button.
 |av_system=PAL
-|frequency=50Hz
+|frequency=50Hz,60Hz
+|power_avg=45
+|height=105 mm
+|width=430 mm
+|depth=362 mm
+|weight=10 kg
+}}
+{{AV voltage range
+|voltage_min=110
+|voltage_max=240
 }}
 {{AV input