Models Introduced
- BCR (BCR 40, BCR 50 and BCR 60)was a pre BCN VTR, made with Philips, the large scanner made it not useful,
- BCN40 (1976, record unit with no TBC playback)
- BCN50 (1976, recorder with TBC playback)
- BCN20 (1976, one hour, portable with no TBC playback)
- BCWQ ("L" Unit for BCN20/21, added TBC playback to the portable units)
- Effects control option for digital framestore, for freeze frame, quad spilt and mirror effects (early digital Special effects).
- BNC51 (recorder with TBC playback, optional Slow motion and visible shuttle)
- BCN5 (26½ pound, portable cart recorder, 40 min.)
- BCN100 (random access 32 multicassette machine, up to 16 hours rec/playback-30 min per tape)
- BCN52 (recorder with Digital TBC playback, with slow motion & visible shuttle)
- BCN21 (lightweight reel to reel portable with no TBC playback, first Composite material VTR)
- BCN53 (recorder with Digital TBC playback, with slow motion & visible shuttle)
- HR-400 : RCA also sold the BCN50 as an HR-400.
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