Extron USP 405 Universal Signal Processor

Description

You are bidding on a used
Extron USP 405 Universal Signal Processor
This professional unit is in excellent working condition, however it will be sold
AS-IS
.  This item is clean and well maintained, used only in corporate AV production environment.
Features
All-in-one scaler, scan converter, transcoder, format converter, and transconverter
41 selectable output rates from 640x480 to 1400x1050, including HDTV 720p
Aspect ratio conversion
Optional SDI input and output
AFL™ - Patented Accu-RATE Frame Lock
DMI™ - Dynamic Motion Interpolation
These are used items. Therefore they are not in brand new out of box condition. We also have multiples of these units in our inventory, so while you may not receive the exact unit from the image, you will get one of comparable quality. The unit you receive may have scratches, marks, or different decals, serial numbers, or stickers than the unit picture. We will not accept returns for items based off of cosmetic differences such as these. All units will be comparable quality unless specifically stated otherwise.
We do not offer shipping to Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and Alaska. We do not ship to international addresses.
Georgia residence should add local sales tax.
The Extron
USP 507
is an all-in-one scaler, video transcoder, and digital-to-analog video converter. It also provides analog-to-digital video capability as an option. A seven input switcher supports digital and analog video formats, from high resolution DVI, RGBHV, and optional SDI/HD-SDI to composite video. The USP 507 features advanced video processing that automatically detects the input video format and applies high performance scaling. RGBHV and Extron MTP Twisted Pair outputs are standard, with available output boards for DVI, 3G-SDI/HD-SDI, scan-converted video, or auxiliary scaled DVI-I. The USP 507 is ideal for applications that require universal compatibility to accept almost any input video format and produce high quality video for display, including live events, law enforcement, medicine, and telepresence.