Cinetronics Generation 2 monitor and new monitor mount system

Gear

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2012Monitors forum

14 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

The new monitor mount features a post clamp with screw-retained inserts that prevent spinning or loss, and fits center posts of 2 inches diameter or less.
The redesigned yoke clamp block provides improved clamping power while remaining lightweight, and uses a hexagonal mounting bar to enable four different monitor heights.
The Generation 2 Cinetronics 7-inch monitor offers higher brightness and resolution than competing models with improved image quality.
The Generation 2 monitor is narrower and significantly thinner than the first generation model.
The new monitor uses the standard XCS/PRO spigot, allowing compatibility with other monitors designed for this standard spigot.
The Generation 2 monitor includes optional features such as frame lines and a digital level function.
The monitor performs well when positioned low on the rig.
Generation 1 and Generation 2 yoke components are not cross-compatible and require different parts.

Generation 2 monitor release was initially planned for early December 2012, pending refinement of the HD-SDI daughter board.
The hexagonal versus octagonal bar description was disputed in the thread.
Monitor specifications such as exact brightness numbers and multiformat compatibility details were not fully provided in the discussion.
The thread contains subjective praise rather than objective technical measurements for image quality comparisons.
No photos of the digital level feature were shown at the time of discussion.