Ross Video will launch Vision Quattro, at NAB 2008. Vision Quattro is a
family of production switchers and is the next step in the evolution of
the award winning Vision series, launched at NAB 2007.

“We are very excited about Vision Quattro, “said David Ross, CEO. “Our
development team continues to raise the bar and with Quattro and we are
providing an even broader set of tools that our customers can use to get
their creative visions on the air.”

Vision Quattro offers a choice of 7 different control panel models, 2
rackframe sizes and 3 configurations. The control panel models include
the Vision 1 1 MLE 16 crosspoint button panel, Vision 1M 1 MLE 24
crosspoint button panel, Vision 2 2 MLE 16 crosspoint button panel,
Vision 2M 2 MLE 24 crosspoint button panel, Vision 2X 2 MLE 32
crosspoint button panel, Vision 3 3 MLE 32 crosspoint button panel and
Vision 4 4 MLE 40 crosspoint button panel.

The small chassis, Quattro MD, is a compact 3RU, offering four full
4-keyer MEs and 48 Multi-Definition inputs. The large chassis, Quattro
MD-X, offers four full 4-keyer MLEs, 6 keys downstream, and 96
multi-definition inputs.

The 3 configuration options are Vision Quattro Multi-Definition – full
4 keyer per MLE system, Vision Quattro Multi-Definition – 2 Keyer per
MLE system, and Vision Quattro Standard-Definition – 4 keyer per MLE
system.

“The Vision Quattro series are the most powerful and flexible
production switchers we make,” said David Ross. “The QMD rackframe with
4 MLEs in 3RU is truly remarkable and I am sure will be a favorite in
mobile and live event applications in which space and portability are
important.”