Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Normal 0 false false false HU X-NONE X-NONE TEAC V-900X Deck Overall description: One of the most underrated TEAC deck. Was retailed 850-1000 USD in its heydays, which equals to a currently inflated 2450 USD today! Same direct drive, rock-stable mechanism like in the Z-5000, similar auto-calibration like the Z-7000. It can auto-cal and store three types of tape as well as a 4th. The unit has three processors in it as well, and remember all is built in 1982! Sound wise equals to the Z-5000, the Z-6000 and Z-7000 are literally better. Condition: Optical condition: Slightly used but can be a nice piece for a collector. Minimal trace of use, unit has very low hours of operation. No dents, scratches, trace of repairs, bad smell or something... It comes from a smoke free and pet free house. Scratch-free and bright display, nothing is faded out. Technical condition: Technically the unit is fully operable, all functions are tested and working (see video). But please remember, this is a roughly 40 years machine, not a new! Cassette torque meter shows 40gr/cm in play mode –> meaning good condition of reel motor and idler Driving power meter shows 230gr/cm. –> meaning good condition of direct drive capstan motor and pinch roller However, if you expect a 100% new equipment manufactured yesterday, then go to Media-Markt and dont buy this please. Demonstration video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/RLMLSslgb7Q Shipping with DPD across EU with tracking number. Shipping cost is 45 EUR to most of the EU countries with DPD, including insurance and tracking number. Self pickup/Cash on collection is possible - in this case a functional test beside a cup of cafe is included in the price.

In good condition, all functions work.Speed, azimuth and Dolby play level are adjusted with original BASF and TEAC test cassettes. I am a private seller and do not give a guarantee. Shipping only to EU and GB.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Ich biete hier ein Teac V-900X , mit Studioqualität Aufnahme.Abspiel- und Aufnahmequalität sind hervorragend. Das Gerät ist gebraucht mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren. ( siehe Bilder).Technische u. Optisch in einen Top Zustand .--------------------------------------------------------------------Allgemein Hersteller: Teac Modell: V-900 X Typ: Kassetten Tape Deck Baujahre: 1982 - 1987 Hergestellt in: Japan Farbe: Schwarz Leistungsaufnahme: 38 W Abmessungen: 432 x 114 x 327 mm (BxHxT) Gewicht: 7,5 kg Anschlüsse Anzahl der Eingänge: Line In: 275 mV, 50 kOhm Line In DIN: 60 mV, 50 kOhm Mikrofon: 0,25 mV, > 200 Ohm Anzahl der Ausgänge: Line Out: 435 mV, 50 kOhm Line Out DIN: 30 mV, 50 kOhm Kopfhörer: 4 mW, max. 8 Ohm Technische Daten Tonköpfe: 3 TEAC CA-Tonköpfe aus amorphem Kobalt Aufnahme: 1 amorphem Kobalt Wiedergabe: 1 amorphem Kobalt Löschen: 1 Motoren: 3 Aufnahme/ Wiedergabe: DC FG Servo für Direktantrieb Capstan Spulen: DC Spulenmotor Kassettenfach: 1 Kontrollmotor Gleichlaufschwankungen: < 0,028 % Bandarten: Frequenzgang: Normal: 30 - 19000 Hz, ± 3 dB Chrom: 30 - 20000 Hz, ± 3 dB Metall: 30 - 21000 Hz, ± 3 dB Klirrfaktor: 2,5 % Signalrauschabstand: Dolby Aus: 60 dB (1 kHz) Dolby B Ein: 70 dB über 5 kHz Dolby C Ein: 80 dB über 1 kHz DBX Ein: 92 dB über 5 kHz Dolby B, C, DBX (1 kHz) Dynamikbereich DBX: 110 dB (1 kHz) Vormagnetisierung und Löschfrequenz: Umspulzeit: 90 Sekunden für C-60 KassetteBesondere Ausstattungen----------------------------------- Automatische Einmessvorrichtung Weiteres siehe Auszug aus Prospekt: Teac V-900 XPrivatverkauf: ohne Garantie, kein Umtausch, keine Rücknahme, kein Nachverhandeln. Bieten Sie nur wenn Sie damit einverstanden sind.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Ich biete hier ein Teac V-900X , mit Studioqualität Aufnahme.Abspiel- und Aufnahmequalität sind hervorragend. Das Gerät ist gebraucht mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren. ( siehe Bilder).Technische u. Optisch in einen Top Zustand .--------------------------------------------------------------------Allgemein Hersteller: Teac Modell: V-900 X Typ: Kassetten Tape Deck Baujahre: 1982 - 1987 Hergestellt in: Japan Farbe: Schwarz Leistungsaufnahme: 38 W Abmessungen: 432 x 114 x 327 mm (BxHxT) Gewicht: 7,5 kg Anschlüsse Anzahl der Eingänge: Line In: 275 mV, 50 kOhm Line In DIN: 60 mV, 50 kOhm Mikrofon: 0,25 mV, > 200 Ohm Anzahl der Ausgänge: Line Out: 435 mV, 50 kOhm Line Out DIN: 30 mV, 50 kOhm Kopfhörer: 4 mW, max. 8 Ohm Technische Daten Tonköpfe: 3 TEAC CA-Tonköpfe aus amorphem Kobalt Aufnahme: 1 amorphem Kobalt Wiedergabe: 1 amorphem Kobalt Löschen: 1 Motoren: 3 Aufnahme/ Wiedergabe: DC FG Servo für Direktantrieb Capstan Spulen: DC Spulenmotor Kassettenfach: 1 Kontrollmotor Gleichlaufschwankungen: < 0,028 % Bandarten: Frequenzgang: Normal: 30 - 19000 Hz, ± 3 dB Chrom: 30 - 20000 Hz, ± 3 dB Metall: 30 - 21000 Hz, ± 3 dB Klirrfaktor: 2,5 % Signalrauschabstand: Dolby Aus: 60 dB (1 kHz) Dolby B Ein: 70 dB über 5 kHz Dolby C Ein: 80 dB über 1 kHz DBX Ein: 92 dB über 5 kHz Dolby B, C, DBX (1 kHz) Dynamikbereich DBX: 110 dB (1 kHz) Vormagnetisierung und Löschfrequenz: Umspulzeit: 90 Sekunden für C-60 KassetteBesondere Ausstattungen----------------------------------- Automatische Einmessvorrichtung Weiteres siehe Auszug aus Prospekt: Teac V-900 XPrivatverkauf: ohne Garantie, kein Umtausch, keine Rücknahme, kein Nachverhandeln. Bieten Sie nur wenn Sie damit einverstanden sind.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

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Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

TEAC V-900X Band Deck Teile Oder Reparatur Aktiv Condition-Black Farbe Optik GutDas Datenblatt dieses Produkts wurde ursprünglich auf Englisch verfasst. Unten finden Sie eine automatische Übersetzung ins Deutsche. Sollten Sie irgendwelche Fragen haben, kontaktieren Sie uns.  href=https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.7.0/css/font-awesome.min.css> TEAC V-900X Kassettendeck ERTEILE oder REPARATUR Funktionierender Zustand – schwarze Farbe sieht gut aus  Beschreibung Modellnummer: V-900XMerkmale/Hinweise?Hinweis nur für eingeschaltete Produkte. Produkte, die sich nicht einschalten lassen, sind nicht berechtigt.?  Die Stromversorgung für dieses Produkt ist AC100V 50/60Hz.In einigen Ländern ist möglicherweise ein Transformator erforderlich.Bitte bereiten Sie den Transformator kaufseitig vor. Steckdosenspezifikationen ?A-TypWenn es sich vom A-Typ unterscheidet, ist ein Konverter erforderlich.     Sie in anderen Bereichen als 100 V.Wenn Sie den von mir verkauften Transformator verwenden, können Sie ihn in anderen Bereichen als 100 V verwenden.eBay.comhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/373547463184Ebay UKhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/373547520813eBay.euhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/373547520926eBay.auhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/373547520958Wir verkaufen auch außerhalb von eBay.com.Bitte kontaktieren Sie uns, wenn Sie einen Kauf tätigen möchten.Wenn Sie weitere Fragen haben, kontaktieren Sie mich bitte.* In einigen Gebieten ist dies möglicherweise nicht möglichBitte überlegen Sie sorgfältig.Zahlung ??Wir akzeptieren nur Zahlungen per PayPal.??Bitte zahlen Sie innerhalb ??3 Tage nach Auktionsende. Versand Kostenloser VersandVersand per Express-EMS, DHL oder FedExWir liefern mit der schnellsten Versandart.Versand mit Schadens-/VerlustversicherungMit einer Verfolgungs Nummer??(10-15 Tage in die USA) ??(10-30 Tage oder mehr in andere Länder) Verkaufsbedingungen ??[Über zurückgegebene Waren]????Rücksendungen werden nur akzeptiert, wenn der Artikel im Originalzustand war?   nicht der in der Auktion beschriebene Artikel.            [Zurückkehren]       Rücksendungen aus persönlichen Gründen werden nicht akzeptiert.    Internationale Käufer – Bitte beachten Sie: Einfuhrzölle, Steuern und Gebühren sind nicht im Artikelpreis oder den Versandkosten enthalten. Diese Gebühren liegen in der Verantwortung des Käufers. Bitte erkundigen Sie sich vor dem Bieten oder Kaufen beim Zollamt Ihres Landes, wie hoch diese zusätzlichen Kosten sein werden.  Bereitgestellt von HARUModellnummer: V-900XMerkmale/Hinweise?Hinweis nur für eingeschaltete Produkte. Produkte, die sich nicht einschalten lassen, sind nicht berechtigt.?  Die Stromversorgung für dieses Produkt ist AC100V 50/60Hz.In einigen Ländern ist möglicherweise ein Transformator erforderlich.Bitte bereiten Sie den Transformator kaufseitig vor. Steckdosenspezifikationen ?A-TypWenn es sich vom A-Typ unterscheidet, ist ein Konverter erforderlich.     Sie in anderen Bereichen als 100 V.Wenn Sie den von mir verkauften Transformator verwenden, können Sie ihn in anderen Bereichen als 100 V verwenden.eBay.comhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/373547463184Ebay UKhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/373547520813eBay.euhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/373547520926eBay.auhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/373547520958Wir verkaufen auch außerhalb von eBay.co Modified Item No MPN Does not apply Brand TEAC UPC Does not apply Country/Region of Manufacture Japan Featured Refinements TEAC Cassette Deck Model V-900X

Ich biete hier ein Teac V-900X , mit Studioqualität Aufnahme.Abspiel- und Aufnahmequalität sind hervorragend. Das Gerät ist gebraucht mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren. ( siehe Bilder).Technische u. Optisch in einen Top Zustand .--------------------------------------------------------------------Allgemein Hersteller: Teac Modell: V-900 X Typ: Kassetten Tape Deck Baujahre: 1982 - 1987 Hergestellt in: Japan Farbe: Schwarz Leistungsaufnahme: 38 W Abmessungen: 432 x 114 x 327 mm (BxHxT) Gewicht: 7,5 kg Anschlüsse Anzahl der Eingänge: Line In: 275 mV, 50 kOhm Line In DIN: 60 mV, 50 kOhm Mikrofon: 0,25 mV, > 200 Ohm Anzahl der Ausgänge: Line Out: 435 mV, 50 kOhm Line Out DIN: 30 mV, 50 kOhm Kopfhörer: 4 mW, max. 8 Ohm Technische Daten Tonköpfe: 3 TEAC CA-Tonköpfe aus amorphem Kobalt Aufnahme: 1 amorphem Kobalt Wiedergabe: 1 amorphem Kobalt Löschen: 1 Motoren: 3 Aufnahme/ Wiedergabe: DC FG Servo für Direktantrieb Capstan Spulen: DC Spulenmotor Kassettenfach: 1 Kontrollmotor Gleichlaufschwankungen: < 0,028 % Bandarten: Frequenzgang: Normal: 30 - 19000 Hz, ± 3 dB Chrom: 30 - 20000 Hz, ± 3 dB Metall: 30 - 21000 Hz, ± 3 dB Klirrfaktor: 2,5 % Signalrauschabstand: Dolby Aus: 60 dB (1 kHz) Dolby B Ein: 70 dB über 5 kHz Dolby C Ein: 80 dB über 1 kHz DBX Ein: 92 dB über 5 kHz Dolby B, C, DBX (1 kHz) Dynamikbereich DBX: 110 dB (1 kHz) Vormagnetisierung und Löschfrequenz: Umspulzeit: 90 Sekunden für C-60 KassetteBesondere Ausstattungen----------------------------------- Automatische Einmessvorrichtung Weiteres siehe Auszug aus Prospekt: Teac V-900 XPrivatverkauf: ohne Garantie, kein Umtausch, keine Rücknahme, kein Nachverhandeln. Bieten Sie nur wenn Sie damit einverstanden sind.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Description release date 1981. High-end model of TEAC cassette deck V series, cobalt amorphous 3 heads adopted. May 2023 Maintenance and operation confirmed. (Replace 8 operation switches. Adjust tape speed. Adjust mechanical stop and pose position. Clean head, capstan, etc.). No accessories. Please contact us whenever you have questions. customer feedback ?Ive started to order the items from Japan in other online shops a year ago and never had the problems with quality and delivery to Moscow by EMS from Japanese side, everything was perfect and fast. ?Carefully packaged! Great product in mint condition! A+ seller! ????????????? ?Ill buy from this seller again. Looking first in his shop. Great service. ?Wonderful! Item exactly as described!! Top-rate seller! ?Very happy with this seller, well packed, doll is lovely thanks very much.. About us A specialty shop offering a wide variety of carefully selected Japanese brand items. Unless marked used all of our inventory is brand new, so you can feel confident about your purchase. Even if you think to yourself, But the item I want is only available in Japan., make sure to consult with us before giving up hope. We will look for and suggest the best products on your behalf. Besides I also have a lot of works. Please inquire any time. International Buyers - Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyers responsibility. Please check with your countrys customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.

From my own private collection we have this incredible Teac V-900X Direct-Drive 3-Head Cassette Deck. Cobalt Amorphous Rec/Play heads. Two-motor Direct Drive, silent mechanism. Auto callibration system. Post fade facility. Dolby B/C and DBX Noise reduction systems. Recent full transport service and PSU recap by Lee Peters, former Nak Central engineer (125 receipt supplied) this deck comes within a cats whisker of my Nakamichi CR7 in replay sound quality. Only selling due to a new arrival. If it does not sell, I am quite happy to keep it so will not entertain any offers sorry. 100% positive feedback. 16 UK shipping.