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Mte series 2000 mr-1016 16MM /35MM film dubber 6 motors
MTE series 2000 model: mr-1016 16mm/35mm Film recorder/dual dubber
Additional info from MTE: http://magna-tech.com/mte2000.html
* 4X sync speed through sprocket interlocked to MTE Projector
* Interchangeable long life plug in head assemblies all track configurations
* Interlock video with SMPTE/EBU edit time code & MTE "Multi-Lok II"
* All new Record Electronics Type 68D and Playback Type 69D
Local motion controls, Offset reset to return track to original sync position, one frame per second advance or retard of film in interlock, Advance/retard and offset reset, may be remoted to mixing console, Four interlock bus selector for studio or machine delegation, 16mm or 35mm film speed selector with automatic equalization change in playback and record amplifier, Sync or 2x speed selector forward-reverse in local mode, 24/25 frame selector, Local and interlock selector, main power for transport, Sprocket de-clutch from drive for start mark alignment, for running sound effects loops, operates only in forward run.
The 2000 Series Dual Dubber is designed to play back 16mm, 17.5 mm or 35mm (depending on the model) magnetic film for studio re-recording. The cabinet contains two complete electrically and mechanically independent dubbers. They are built on common panels with the film feeding from top to bottom. Adjacent cabinets can be joined for multiple installation. One of the transports can be equipped for recording. The sprocket is driven by a stepping motor and can be operated independently or in interlock. The reel spindles are directly driven by torque motors.
The film transport is mounted on an aluminum alloy plate 3/8" thick, stress relieved and precision ground. The mechanism employs a double flywheel flutter suppressor system and a single film sprocket. Sound drums, rollers and shafts are precision machined from non-magnetic stainless steel. Ball bearings used are of the selected stainless steel type. A quartz precision dashpot with a self-lubricated piston provides effective dampening of film motion against disturbances caused by film splices. The unit has an automatic film loop setter which locks the filter rollers when threading, assuring the correct length of the film loop. A de-tented tension switch adjusts for correct filter roller position. The tight loop film pulling mechanism permits complete interchange from one film size and speed to the other without altering or modifying the film transport.
Crystal speed control, Stepping motor sprocket drive CMOS logic and control, 2x speed local, 4x with MTE Projector Sprocket de-clutch for start mark alignment, Machine can be cued on and off interlock Buss with no interruption to buss, 16mm, 35mm speeds push-button selected, Interlock buss selection from four sources, Dual gage sprocket pads, Drive signal may be looped to drive several machines.
35mm - 1, 3, 4, 6, & 8 Track and 4 track Cinemascope format
16mm- 200 Mil edge or center track
160 Mil 2 track EBU or EBU + code track
400 feet.................................. 30 Seconds
1000 feet................................ 1 Minute
2000 feet................................ 2 Minutes
Prefix MD Denotes dual reproducer
Prefix MRD Denotes one side reproduce, other side record/reproduce
Prefix MRDE Denotes right side reproduce, left side erase "pickup" record reproduce
The Magna Tech 68D record amplifier provides Magna-Tech recorders with outstanding setup speed, stability, and audio performance.
MTE Products are known for their pursuit of the highest quality audio products. MTE manufactures the 68D for un-compromised recording performance approaching theoretical limits. For example, the record head itself is part of a true constant current servo loop, resulting in a ruler flat frequency response and truly outstanding transient response. The design maximizes headroom and minimizes noise and distortion for extremely wide dynamic range. When combined with our high performance 69D electronics upgrade, and used with Dolby SR, overall sonic quality rivals or exceeds the most expensive digital systems. The sound is exceptionally clean and clear.
Record equalization is continuously adjustable from the panel.
Innovative "sliding shell" controls have the flexibility and range to properly equalize virtually any film stock, including newer high output types, running at 16mm or 35mm speeds. The flat, extended response minimizes generation buildup errors.
Ultra stable in/out timing and bias current eliminates time-wasting re-trimming or retakes due to drift.
Circuits use stable polypropylene film capacitors, metal film resistors, and precision components for stability and repeatability far in excess of the previous C series of MTE Recording and reproducing circuits. Bias and erase envelopes are tightly controlled for quiet, transient-free "punch in" and "punch out".
MTE S 68D Record Amplifier represents the best way to improve the sound quality and extend the life of your Magna-Tech investment. Backed by the company's 35+ year reputation for reliability and integrity the 68D, like all other MTE products, delivers high performance and exceptional value.
Frequency Response -3d at 0.6Hz and 100Khz
Audio Distortion <0.02% THD at +20dB re 185nw/m
HF Equalization Variable from 2dB to +13dB at 10khz
LF Equalization flat, +3dB qt 50Hz, or 3dB at 100Hz,intenal
MTE "Bias Sync" via remote connector
Bias Stability/Repeatability +/-0.1dB max over 70 degrees F to 100 Degrees F
Record Head: MTE Long Life Head
Erase Head: MTE Long Life Head
Timing Stability/Repeatability +/- 0.001 Max over 70 degrees F to 100 degrees ambient
Power requirement: 28+/-0.5 VDC at 350 mA maximum (220m/A idle or 400m/A maximum (280mA idle) for 68D/S
Overall Dimensions 3.5" H x 19" W x 12.5" D
rack mounts via single screw each side
1. These specifications characterize the electronic audio path from "Record Input" to "Record Output" current. A 7 mH dummy head is used during measurements to eliminate possible distortions caused by magnetic saturation of a real record head. A typical reference current of 235 uA RMS for 1 85 nwb/m recorded fluxivity is assumed.
2. Reference 0 dB = 235 uA RMS head current at 1 kHz. This value produces a recorded fluxivity 185nw/m with a typical head and film stock.
