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Brainstorm Electronics, Inc. Intelligent Time Code Solutions.
Brainstorm Electronics was founded in 1987 in Los Angeles, California, by 3 engineers interested in solving problems commonly found in recording studios but not always properly addressed by other manufacturers. Our first product, the TB-4 Communicator, a wireless talkback remote, became a huge success and has been in production for almost 20 years.
After designing several accessories for tape machines and recording consoles, we saw the need for time code solutions and a whole product line followed, including time code generators, reshapers, distributors and analyzers. Today, our SR-15+ Time Code Distripalyzer is a standard in many major post-production facilities.
Several of our products were designed in close collaboration with plus24, our exclusive worldwide distributor and US sales office. From Time Code, to Machine Control, to Digital Clocks, our commitment has remained unchanged: to design innovative, high quality products that promote fast and efficient work flow in the studio.
Brainstorm Electronics was founded in 1987 in Los Angeles, California, by 3 engineers interested in solving problems commonly found in recording studios but not always properly addressed by other manufacturers. Our first product, the TB-4 Communicator, a wireless talkback remote, became a huge success and has been in production for almost 20 years.
After designing several accessories for tape machines and recording consoles, we saw the need for time code solutions and a whole product line followed, including time code generators, reshapers, distributors and analyzers. Today, our SR-15+ Time Code Distripalyzer is a standard in many major post-production facilities.
Several of our products were designed in close collaboration with plus24, our exclusive worldwide distributor and US sales office. From Time Code, to Machine Control, to Digital Clocks, our commitment has remained unchanged: to design innovative, high quality products that promote fast and efficient work flow in the studio.
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3. Raycom
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Contact Chris Pemberton or call 01789-400600 for further information.
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