This listing is for an IBC Floor Model. Ships end September.

This is new equipment that will be used at the FSI booth or partner booths across the show floor during IBC in Amsterdam (September 13-16). This gear will be new when it is sent to IBC. It will of course be used when it gets back, but FSI will clean and inspect every unit before sending it on to the new owner. Units come with a full 2 year warranty, just like new equipment. You will be charged when you order and we cannot hold or otherwise reserve a unit without full payment. Items are strictly available on a first come, first served basis and we typically sell out of most Floor Models well before the trade show actually starts. IBC exhibits run from September 13th through 17th. To allow time for the units to return to our office and to be properly cleaned and inspected before being shipped to you we estimate a ship out date (from Atlanta) between September 25th and October 2nd. While we will do our best to expedite all Floor Model shipments please DO NOT order a Floor Model if you need a guaranteed ship out date earlier than October 2nd. There is a limit of 2 IBC Floor Models per customer / company.

What happens if the show gets postponed or cancelled?
You still get the equipment. No hassle, no risk.

The BM090 is a lightweight color critical full HD resolution (1920x1080) 9" Multi-Format LCD monitor with 3G/Dual-Link/HD/SD-SDI and DVI-I Inputs. This unit features full 12-bit video processing and an 8-bit panel capable of reproducing over 16.7 million colors on screen. The BM090 is equipped with a power efficient LED backlight offering long-term reliability and calibration stability in addition to Rec709, SMPTE C, and EBU color gamut coverage. Typically finding a high quality professional 9" broadcast monitor means sacrificing either bit depth, resolution, or color gamut, the BM090 overcomes all of those obstacles to provide you with a no-compromises 9" monitoring option that truly is a miniaturized version of FSI's fully loaded large format monitors.

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