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"Qolle" is the Brand Name used for TAMURA CORPORATION Professional Studio Equipment,which includes a Digital/Analog broadcasting and recording console and a sophisticated synchronization machine controller for use in post-production studios. Our products have made a favourable impact in Japan and we are now aiming to promote our quality products overseas. 2 3 In the Qolle Digital Audio Console AMQ Series, the AMQ3000 is a top-end digital audio product with a maximum available 128 audio processing channels and a 5.1 surround mixing program. It incorporates many " live on air " ideas and is most suitable in a TV or Radio broadcasting environment. For example all digital audio inputs have a sampling rate converter in order to input 28 ~ 50 KHz synchronous signals , for example changing from 'lock to unlock', using a noiseless patching process. For analog input signals A/D Converter circuits have 30dB head-room! Additionally each channel's processing unit is equipped with an audio delay function that can be controlled from the console. Haven't you experienced the following situation during a live program "Hey! The Lip-sync doesn't match! Change the delay timing!" The AMQ3000's delay sound process is designed to make a natural- sounding switch using cross-fading between old and new delay times. These ideas and specifications are born from experience in the field and aim to satisfy the most stringent of sound engineer's demands. Also coming to the market soon is our AMQ1000, a 16 channel digital mixer, which will be ideal for small and medium scale radio broadcasts! The following Audio mixer models are great for outside or field production. AMX-4S : 4 Channel shoulder-type Audio Mixer AMX-12 : 12 Channel portable Audio Mixer AMX-16 : 16 Channel portable Audio Mixer AMX-20 : 20 Channel portable Audio Mixer ADX-5000: 48 Channel Audio Mixer (with full assist Memory settings) 4 TAMURA's Analog Audio Consoles have been used mainly by Japanese broadcasting companies over the last 30 years. Among our Analog Audio Consoles, the ADX Fully Assisted Audio Console is our main product. The ADX series is able to memorize and also control all parameters to a separate processing unit from the operational console unit. The ADX-8000 especially has the capacity to control a very large system that might have over 200 audio processing channels, yet maintain high quality sound whilst providing optimum customization for users. The ADX-8000 uses an integrated studio-friendly software system called "NEX-us", which is capable of not only memorizing and recalling audio processing parameters, but also includes software to enable CAD for microphone arrangement plan drawings, for setting matrix software showing microphone input lines from the studio floor or for output lines to the master line or effectors and also for automatically setting mix-minus, etc. This software is usually customized to suit the shape of the studio, the position of the connecting plate, the number of lines to be accommodated and the name of each line and the effector. We can also supply peripherals to enhance your system's performance. The highest quality product is the result of TAMURA's persistent pursuit of perfection in both the Analog and Digital Audio processes! We can supply equipment for many types of studio systems. Each and every product has been rigorously developed following many tests and experiments. A/D Converter Unit Analog Audio Distribution Amplifier Unit D/A Converter Unit Analog Audio Relay Matrix Unit and System Digital Audio Limiter Unit Digital Audio Delay Unit Sampling Rate Converter Unit 5 In order to continually upgrade the studio environment we intend to also develop a series of system control products. SRX-3000 is a sophisticated studio system controller developed for professional audio post-production and studio engineers. Creating a stress-free operational environment is the primary objective by merging the operations of the various pieces of equipment in the audio post-production studio for movie or TV program production. This is the birth of a new integrated studio system capable of being controlled by, and controlling any piece of equipment in that system using Tamura's SRX-3000. Improvement of the ports (4 input ports) accommodating remote control of DAW (Digital Audio Workstation), mixing console, etc., makes it possible to operate machines adapted for special purposes, such as pinpointing a specific frame, or specifying points of sound to be edited, or for Mixing automation. We are dedicated to the creation of superior quality production using the SRX-3000 System This simple Serial Remote Controller is able to regulate one machine which uses SONY 9-pin control protocols such as : Beta-cam, DVR-**, HWD-**, D-3, D-5, DAT, DA - 98, Steenbeck VMOD, Dremi V1D and Viewtronics Viper. 6 DIGITAL AUDIO CONSOLE COMPANY Studio CH scale Usage NHK(Japan Broadcasting Corporation) Dub1,2 16,16 News post-prduction NHK Nagano(Japan Broadcasting Corporation) 1st. 24 TV on air NHK Osaka(Japan Broadcasting Corporation) RN1st. 32 Radio on air TBS(Tokyo Broadcasting System, Inc.) E,Fst. 32,32 TV on air Kansai Telecasting Corporation Bst. 16 TV on air Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting Co., Ltd. Bst. 36 TV on air Television Saitama Co., Ltd. 1st. 32 TV on air Broadcasting-FM of Yamagata 1st. 16 Radio on air FM Fukuoka 1,2,3st. 20,16,16 Radio on air Aomori Television Broadcasting Co., Ltd. 1st. 32 TV on air MBS(Mainichi Broadcasting System, Inc.) News st. 24 News post-production Aichi Television Broadcasting Co., Ltd. 2st. 24 TV on air TV Kumamoto Co., Ltd. TV sub 40 TV on air Shin-Hiroshima Telecasting Co., Ltd. 2st. 36 TV on air Nikkei Visualimages inc. A,Bst. 16,16 TV on air FM Okinawa Broadcasting Co., Ltd. 1,2,3st. 24,24,24 Radio on air Universal Studio Japan URst. 24 Radio on air(Studio tours) STV(The Sapporo Television Broadcasting Co., Ltd.) 1st. 28 Radio on air Fukui Broadcasting Corporation News st. 16 TV on air FM Nakakyushu Broadcasting Co., Ltd. 1,2,3st. 16,16,16 Radio on air ANALOG AUDIO CONSOLE COMPANY Studio CH scale Usage NHK(Japan Broadcasting Corporation) CT-101 200 TV on air CT-103 32 TV on air CT-109 32 TV on air CT-114 40 TV on air NHK Hall 108 TV on air CD-604 64 post-production CD-808 64 post-production CD-809 64 post-production NTV(Nippon Television Network Corporation) Kst 64 TV on air Gst 108 TV on air 207 64 Audio Mobile CV center 32 post-production TBS(Tokyo Broadcasting System, Inc.) Ast. 96 TV on air Bst. 96 TV on air Nsub 40 TV on air 602MA 48 post-production CXTV(Fuji Television Network, Inc.) V2st. 112 TV on air V4st. 128 TV on air V5st. 112 TV on air Audio Mobile 48 Audio Mobile CT-2 48 Audio Mobile TV Asahi(Asahi National Broadcasting Co., Ltd.) News sub 40 TV on air THK(Tokai Television Broadcasting Co., Ltd.) 3sub 48 TV on air ABC(Asahi Broadcasting Co., Ltd.) ABC hall 48 TV on air Totsu Video Center Co., Ltd. MA st. 32 post-production CONTROLLERS COMPANY Studio Item NHK(Japan Broadcasting Corporation) CD-804, CD-609, CD-811 SRX-3000 HDV-520, 521, 522 TEX-2000 CD-513, 514 TEX-2000 CD-807, 808, 809, 810, 812 TEX-2000 TBS(Tokyo Broadcasting System, Inc.) 602MA SRX-3000 Sony PCL Inc. 408st. SRX-3000 IMAGICA Corp.(Shinagawa) Recording st., MA3st. SRX-3000 IMAGICA Corp.(Akasaka) 3MA, 5MAst. SRX-3000 MBS(Mainichi Broadcasting System, Inc.) NEWS post-production SRX-3000 Chiyoda Video MA st. SRX-3000 P. Three MA1, MA2st. SRX-3000 Sound Universe MA1 SRX-3000 7 TAMURA CORPORATION HEAD OFFICE : System Products Business Unit / Qolle Sales Group http://www.tamura-ss.co.jp/ 1-19-43, Higashi-Oizumi, Nerima-ku, Tokyo, 178-8511 Japan Tel : +81-3-3978-2242 Fax : +81-3-3978-2005 TAMURA CORPORATION OF AMERICA 43352 Business Park Drive Temecula, California 92590-6624 USA Tel : +1-909-699-1270 Fax : +1-909-676-9482 TAMURA HINCHLEY LTD. Hopton Industrial Estate, London Road, Devizes, Wiltshire SN10 2EY, United Kingdom Tel : +44-1380-731700 Fax : +44-1380-731702 Contents made of 100% TAMURA CORPORATION OF KOREA recycled paper Chung-ang Bldg., 4/F, 454-9 Sung Nae-dong, Kang Dong-ku, Seoul, 134-031 Korea Tel : +82-2-489-5354 Fax : +82-2-489-5360 2002-3-2KAI A-2027.
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