Sony VO-9600
Overview
Brand
Model
VO-9600
Type
Format family
AV system
PAL
ECID
Format Compatibility
Plays
U-matic, U-matic SP
Records
U-matic, U-matic SP
Inputs
Rear
External Sync
Composite (CVBS) (BNC)
2.5V (2.0-5.0Vp-p)
Line Audio CH-1/CH-2
Analog mono (XLR, Mono audio)
+4dB, 10kΩ, balanced
Mic
Analog mono (3.5mm TRS, Mono audio)
-60dB, 3kΩ
Video Line
Composite (CVBS) (BNC)
Outputs
Rear
Line Audio CH-1/CH-2
Analog mono (XLR)
+4dBm at 600Ω, balanced
Monitor Audio
Analog mono (RCA (connector))
-5dB at 47kΩ
Video Line
Composite (CVBS) (BNC)
RF Off-Tape
RF (BNC)
0.5Vp-p ±0.1V, 75Ω
Front
Headphones
Analog stereo (6.35mm TRS)
8Ω, adjustable level (-26dB to -46dB)
Features
SP/High Band/Low Band recording and playback, 300-line resolution (SP mode), Dolby noise reduction with auto-detection, Frame Code absolute addressing, dubbing input/output (7-pin Hirose), external sync input, RF off-tape output, variable speed search (5x normal, 8x with RM-580), audio dubbing on CH-1, rack-mountable (4U), RS-232C interface capable
Power
Voltage
220–240V
AC frequency
50Hz, 60Hz
Power
75W
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Description

The Sony VO-9600 is a U-matic recorder/player classified as a "Type 9" unit. This page documents the PAL version (VO-9600P). An NTSC version (VO-9600, without the P suffix) was also produced for the North American and Japanese markets, with identical features adapted for the EIA/NTSC standard.

The VO-9600 incorporates SP (Superior Performance) technology and is capable of recording and playing back in SP, High Band, and standard U-matic modes. It provides 300-line horizontal resolution in SP mode, 260 lines in High Band, and 250 lines in Lo Band. Frame Code, an absolute address code system, permits accurate search and sophisticated programmed operation including external computer control. Audio performance is enhanced by a Dolby C noise reduction system with automatic SP detection, achieving better than 52dB signal-to-noise ratio in SP mode. The VO-9600 features dubbing input and output via 7-pin Hirose connectors, balanced XLR line audio at +4dBm, microphone input, and a headphone output. It fits a standard 19" EIA rack at 4 units high.

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