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<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> 16mm System<br />

This is a <strong>Super</strong> 8 original system calculated to provide the filmmaker<br />

with the maximum quality 16mm print for medium-scale distribution.<br />

The DS8 camera was selected to provide maximum image stability,<br />

and because there is a wide selection of emulsions available in the<br />

DS8 format. This System has the option of shooting 16mm original<br />

for critical scenes (using a rented 16mm pilotone camera). The<br />

sound equipment is compatible with the standard 60Hz pilotone.<br />

Original 16mm footage should be integrated with the <strong>Super</strong> 8 blow-up<br />

at the interpositive stage, on 16mm editing equipment.<br />

Final edited sound can be transferred to quarter-inch pilotone on a<br />

rented Nagra, or directly to 16mm optical negative stock, using the<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Recorder in AC line sync. Conformed original should be<br />

blown to a 16mm internegative or interpositive on liquid-gate equipment<br />

like that at Colburn Labs in Chicago.<br />

Location Unit<br />

Sync Camera Cinema Pathe DS8 (60Hz pilotone<br />

or 1/F sync)<br />

Sync Recorder <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> XSD Recorder<br />

(Pilotone sync Dolby cassette)<br />

Sync Cable CPXSD<br />

Microphone SONY ECM-250<br />

Fishpole Boom <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong>Boom with<br />

Shock Mount<br />

Camera Pod Canon Chestpod<br />

Studio Unit<br />

Fullcoat Recorder <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Recorder<br />

Graphic Equalizer BSR/Metrotec FEW-2<br />

Resolver Cable RCRCA<br />

Audio Resolver Cable RCAM IN I<br />

Editing Unit<br />

Editing Bench <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Editing Bench S8SEB2<br />

Splicers Guillotine tape splicer,<br />

Hahnel SD8 cement splicer<br />

Projection Unit<br />

Sync Projector <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> DoubleBand<br />

Projector<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> 16mm System ........................................ 16SYS<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Leacock System<br />

This System is a unit-for-unit replacement for the MIT/Leacock<br />

System, the original <strong>Super</strong> 8 double-system sync production system.<br />

It has certain extra capabilities that are presently available which<br />

Professor Leacock probably would have included if he were designing<br />

the system today. These include double-system video transfer<br />

capability using the modified Kodak <strong>Video</strong>player, and sync rollback<br />

during double-system screenings using the <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> DoubleBand<br />

Projector.<br />

Location Unit<br />

Sync Camera<br />

Camera Silencer<br />

Crystal Camera Control<br />

Crystal Cassette Recorder<br />

Microphone<br />

Fishpole Boom<br />

Monitor Headphones<br />

Camera Pod<br />

Studio Unit<br />

Fullcoat Recorder<br />

( Transfer Deck)<br />

Graphic Equalizer<br />

Audio Cable<br />

Editing Unit<br />

Horizontal Editing Table<br />

Splicers<br />

Projection Unit<br />

Sync Projector<br />

Audio Transfer Cable<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Nizo Professional<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Nizo Silencer<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> XTALN<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> XSD Recorder<br />

SONY ECM-250<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong>Boom with<br />

Shock Mount<br />

HP<br />

Canon Chestpod<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Recorder<br />

BSR/Metrotec FEW-3<br />

RCAM IN I<br />

MKM Industries Model 824<br />

Guillotine tape splicer,<br />

Hahne! SD8 cement splicer<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> DoubleBand<br />

Projector, PhotoStart<br />

DIN2M I N I<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Systems<br />

Optional Additions to System<br />

Film <strong>Video</strong>player <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Sync Kodak VP-1<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Leacock System ............................ LEASYS<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> <strong>Video</strong>/Stereo System<br />

A major release format for <strong>Super</strong> 8 production is videotape, and<br />

any of the <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Systems can be a video production system<br />

si mply by adding a <strong>Video</strong> Unit. This System takes special advantage<br />

of the stereophonic sound capability of today's principal video<br />

format, the 3/4" U-Matic Cassette. Future video formats such as<br />

the videodisc are also likely to be stereophonic. It may therefore be<br />

worthwhile to record location sound, especially musical events,<br />

in stereo to anticipate future re-release of the production. The<br />

stereo location unit of course is entirely compatible with our<br />

non-stereo studio, editing and projection units.<br />

This System has a stereo sync location recorder, a stereophonic<br />

fullcoat recorder, and a stereo editing bench. Note that it is not<br />

technically possible to record stereo sound using two fullcoat<br />

recorders. To preserve the proper phase relationship, both stereo<br />

channels must be recorded on the same strand of fullcoat.<br />

Location Unit<br />

Sync Camera Beaulieu 4008ZM2*<br />

Sync Recorder Uher CR134*<br />

Sync Cable ERLSON4 with ERL/U134 adapter<br />

Microphones SONY ECM-250 (21 with<br />

MPU134S adapter<br />

*Camera/Recorder pair have crystal control capability.<br />

Studio Unit<br />

Fullcoat Recorder <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Laboratory Recorder<br />

with Stereo Heads, Stereo Preamp**<br />

Graphic Equalizer BSR/Metrotec FEW-2<br />

Mixer SONY MX-14<br />

Editing Unit<br />

Editing Bench <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> S8SEB2-S (with<br />

Stereo Head)**<br />

Splicers Guillotine tape splicer,<br />

Hahnel SD8 cement splicer<br />

Projection Unit ( Normal release is 3/4" U-Matic <strong>Video</strong> Cassette)<br />

Stereo <strong>Super</strong>8 Sync Projector <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Sync Heurtier ST42,<br />

PhotoStart<br />

Audio Transfer Cable DIN2MINI<br />

<strong>Video</strong> Unit<br />

Film/<strong>Video</strong> Transfer Unit<br />

<strong>Video</strong> Cassette Recorder<br />

TV Monitor<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Sync Kodak<br />

<strong>Video</strong>player VP-1 (synchronizes<br />

with <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Lab Recorder<br />

for stereo sound transfer)<br />

SONY VO-1800<br />

SONY Trinitron CMV-12<br />

**Available Fall, 1975<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> <strong>Video</strong>/Stereo System ........................ VIDSYS<br />

<strong>Super</strong> 8 <strong>Sound</strong> <strong>Inc</strong>.<br />

95 Harvey Street. Cambridge. Mass. 02140 55

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