Good day all. Thank you for looking at my post. I hope someone can help me figure out what this is and what it does ]-

 

what?

 

Good day all. Thank you for looking at my post. I hope someone can help me figure out what this is and what it does ]-

It is a forum post. It allows people around the world to discuss things.

 

I think you wanted to post a picture but forgot.

 

What vintage equipment?
Post a picture.

 

It is a forum post. It allows people around the world to discuss things.

Good day all. Thank you for looking at my post. I hope someone can help me figure out what this is and what it does. Thank you in advance. My apologies it posted before i was finished

 

I think you wanted to post a picture but forgot.

I got some posted the post went up before u was finished.

 

What vintage equipment?
Post a picture.

My apologies the post went live before i was finished. I have some posted now

 

What vintage equipment?
Post a picture.

I have some posted it went live before i was finished making the post

 

Hello,

It is not a commercial made piece of equipment.
It looks like something that has to do with colors.
The buttons C M and Y could stand for cyan, magenta and yellow.

Bertus

 

Hello,

It is not a commercial made piece of equipment.
It looks like something that has to do with colors.
The buttons C M and Y could stand for cyan, magenta and yellow.

Bertus

That's what I was thinking, It's sort of a color balance device for ink printing with B being Black level (often labeled K for KEY).

 

Looks too old to have anything to do with ink- jet printing. The age and coax connector makes me think of analog TV test equipment.

 

Looks too old to have anything to do with ink- jet printing. The age and coax connector makes me think of analog TV test equipment.

Not ink-jet, old school printers ink for things like large format posters.

Ink-jets use the same nomenclature for the printing process. Video is usually YPbPr or RGB with the luma (black-and-white) info combined into the chroma signals. When you print, you need Black ink.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CMYK_color_model

 

Thats the other end of the cord thats attached to the front

 

Found this lable on the bottom. But cant find any kind of info on the Internet. Ive done several different searches and images searches. I really do appreciate yall help.

 

Whatever it is, there's what looks like some nice multi-turn pots for the controls.

 

"Reintree Press" (from the label) was a printer/publisher.

I suggest this is a device for determining color values off already-printed material.