TVOne-task adds RGB/YPbPr Distribution Amplifiers with Stereo Audio
The 1T-DA-472 and 1T-DA-474 are the latest addition to the TVOne-task line of professional Distribution Amplifiers. They will distribute two or four RGB/YPbPr outputs with Stereo Audio at a distance up to 300 ft.
ERLANGER, KY, March 26, 2008-- The TVOne-task 1T-DA-472 and 1T-DA 474 are high-quality Distribution Amplifiers that distribute two and four RGB/YPbPr signals. They can handle Video bandwidth in excess of 500MHz and computer resolutions up to 2560x1600 at distances up to 300 feet from the source without signal deterioration. Both models are now shipping.
The 1T-DA-472 and 1T-DA-474 provide VESA industry standard DDC (Data Display Channel) bi-directional communications for host control of the downstream monitors. Video Input/Output connectors are HD-15 type and 3.5mm Mini-Stereo type for audio. The audio response is 20Hz to 20 KHz.
Both models are housed in small rugged metal cases. They are 5VDC powered and a Power Adapter is included. The DC power connector is a locking type for security. For best performance at long distances, premium grade cables are recommended. Optional single or dual rackmount kits are available.
The suggested retail prices for the units are $135 for the 1T-DA-472 and $195 for the 1T-DA-474.
For more information, contact Amy Fraley at TV One. To download an accompanying image suitable for publishing along with this news release, please use the following link which will take you to the TV One Product Photo web page: http://www.tvone.com/press_photos.shtml and scroll down to the 1T-DA-472 and 1T-DA-474.
From TV One, 1350 Jamike Drive, Erlanger, KY, 41018, 800-721-4044, 859-282-7303, http://www.tvone.com.
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Founded in 1991, TV One specializes in video, audio and multimedia processing equipment, based on its proprietary CORIO® video conversion technology. Centrally located in Erlanger, KY with offices across the globe, TV One manufactures a complete line-up of products for the professional and broadcast video market.
