marketed in 1979-80
article num: 8''
super 8 mm film
lens: Revuenon f: 1.3 \ F: 15-30 mm
lamp: 150 W, 15 V, EFR
lamp economy switch: low light output; increases the lamp's lifetime
pilot lamp: bulit-in; lights when projector is connected to power supply
reel capacity: 360 m (1)
film loading: automatic threading
projection: forward, reverse
projection speed: 18, 24 fps, with speed adjustment +/- 1 fps
frame counter: 4 digits, memory conter, with reset button
built-in daylight screen: 8 cm diagonal screen (2)
auto projection system: automatic start of projection after threading; stops when film ends or is torn
sound: magnetic playback on both sound tracks
sound mode: mono, duo, stereo
amplifier: transistorized
amplifier output: 2 x 7.5 sine power; 2 x 10 W music power
frequency response: 60-10000 Hz at 18 fps, 60-12000 Hz at 24 fps
track sound controls: track volume, track tone, track recording level
recording: magnetic recording on both sound tracks
sound-on-sound: and sound fading
recording level control: auto and manual
VU meter: 2 recording level meters, for track 1 and track 2
recording indicators: 2 LED lights, for track 1 and track 2
automatic start of recording: selection of starting point via memory counter; remote start of external tape recorder possible
track-to-track dubbing: synchronous sound transfer from track 1 to track 2 and vice versa
sound mixing: yes
Public Address: before and during projection possible
input terminal: 2 x Microphone, 2 x Dubbing, Auxiliary (300 mV, 1 M-ohm, PA Input
input jacks: Mic: 3.5 mm jack; Aux: 5-pin DIN jack
output terminal: Headphones, 2 x Line Out, 2 x Dubbing, 2 x External Speaker (2 x 7.5 W, 16 Ohm)
output jacks: Line-Out: 5-pin DIN jack; Dubbing, headphones: 3.5 mm jack; Ext Sp: 2-pin DIN
built-in speaker: 2 speakers
drive system: two electronically controlled DC motors
power source: 100-115-127-220-250 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 260 W
weight: 10,500 g
dimensions: 150 x 245 x 360 mm
made in Japan by Chinon
It is same as Chinon Sound SS 1200 Stereo.
(1) Using acetate film without sound track.
(2) For monitoring and easier recording, or daylight projection for a small group of viewers.