Fs-conus: Sony hidef 14" tube monitor dvm-d14h1u - very nice and very cheap!!!

emotepix

emotepix

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Hi All
Selling a Sony BVM-D14H1U 14" component in Color QC monitor.
Old school, very nice, much better IMO than the LED or LCD monitors for final color balancing.
It DOES have a component input.
It DOES NOT have an HD-SDI input, although there is a card slot for that option.

Google this:
Sony BVMD14H1U
for information.

It's in pristine condition. Just bought it for a job that never materialized. Can't hold on to it, no space, bills to pay.

Photos to interested parties.
Prefer local only, obviously.

Have it connected to my Aja Kona setup and it's fabulous.
Asking $850 obo, but obviously I'm a motivated seller.

Let me know quick - this won't last!
Cheers
Chris

Please Email me if you have any questions, I have tested this monitor and it is 100% working, the pictures are the actual pictures, so you are getting:

1. The Sony BVM-D14H1U TV
2. NTSC-PAL Input Adapter
3. Power Cable

There is no BKM-10R control unit included in this auction, perfect monitor for Video Editting and Accurate Color Correction for your Studio.

Application Broadcast Edit and Evaluation
CRT Size 14 Inch
Video System NTSC and PAL
DTV formats 575P, 480P, 1080/24/Frame,
1080/50i, 1035i/601, 1080/60i, 720/60P
Maximum Resolution 800 Lines in 4:3
600 Lines in 16:9
Phosphor SMPTE-C Standard
Color Temperature Pre-Sets D65, D93, And 2 Custom Memory Manual Settings
Input and Output Connectors HD-SDI- Optional with BKM-142HD
SDI Video- Optional with BKM-120D
Analog Component Video- Standard with 3-BNC (x 1 input, looping output)
Composite Video,Y/C,S-Video- Optional with BKM-127W
Sync- Standard with BNC (x 1 input, looping output)
Control Panel- Standard with 9-Pin (x 1)
Remote Control- Standard with 9-Pin (x 1 input, 1 output) Set-Up Features Full Comprehensive Menu System with BKM-10R
Smart Media Card Menu/Set-Up Capture Remote Control BKM-10R Required
BKM-11R Optional Rack Mount BKM-31E14 Rack Mount and Slide Kit Power Requirements 100 to 240 Volts AC, 50 or 60 Hz Power Consumption 115 Watts Maximum Dimensions (WxHxD) 13 5/8 x 11 1/8 x 20 1/2 inches
346 x 280 x 519 mm Weight 81 lbs. 9 oz.
37 kg
 
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Also have a Tektronix 601A multi waveform scope with Diamond and Arrowhead color gamut monitoring ($700 obo), a Tektronix 760 stereo audio scope and level meter ($250 obo) and a pair of Dorrough audio level meters $600 the pair obo)

Let me know quickly, there's been people around to check this gear out already!
 
oh, thats a SWEET monitor. im trying to convince myself that i really NEED it... ; ) and the capture card id have to buy to use it...
 
local offer imminent make this probably your last chance, folks! great gear at a very decent price!
 
Is it SD component, HD component, or both?
If both, do you switch them or does it auto detect?

Thanks,
Lonnie
 
Sounds awesome! Wish you were in NY!

Question? I don't understand how it's supposed to get more resolution in 4:3 mode ofer 16:9. Wouldn't it use the same amount of horizontal lines for both?
 
The control unit that it does not have is a convenience - is this correct?

I assume you can still control all the functions via the menu - it's just more tedious...
would you care to elaborate?

(I have the PVM14L2 series, but am looking for an HD CRT... and it's rather difficult to obtain info when these things are discontinued and parts and mis-info are scattered everywhere on the net. I appreciate you clearing this up...)

Thanks,
Lonnie
 
Hey Lonnie
Not correct. You need a 10R controller unit to work this particular monitor. Current ebay prices are around $380 for a BKM-10R with cable. Also between $800 and $1200 for a 142HD SDI input card. That would put this piece at around $2k for everything all up, which is around $800-1500 below current market price for a rig of this quality and age. Without the BKM-142HD HDSDI input option (but with the remote, which can handle multiple 14H1us), that would work out at around $300-500 below market price, depending on how carefully you shopped.

As far as information goes, google "sony bvmd14h1u" - there's a load of info there, including pdfs of manuals.
 
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