Marshall debuts its PTZs with Sony sensors at IBC 2023

The first PTZ models Marshall that integrate Sony sensors, a silent revolution that will end up transforming the entire catalog of the American company, can be seen for the first time in IBC 2023.

Marshall celebrates its more than four decades in the industry by presenting its new solution generation, aimed at continuing to refine the visual quality of its family of PTZs in order to adapt them to the most demanding requirements of the broadcast market.

As the main novelty, some of these models now include new sensors of Sony which allow for better light capture as well as optimized sensitivity in low light conditions. This is the case of the new CV730-ND3, which beyond Sony's 9.2 megapixel sensor, has interesting improvements such as a 30x optical zoom; an AI-based intelligent autofocus system; a 340º pan and a tilt 120º, and extensive connectivity options: 12G/6G/3G-SDI, HDMI 2.0, USB 3.0 and NDI HX3. Marshall has also brought to its stand the PTZ CV620-TBI, still without Sony technology, but with interesting features aimed at tracking talent with AI-based technology.

Aside from the company's new PTZ, and the promise of a progressive update of its models, Marshall has also exposed the camera CV504-WP, a solution prepared for the most demanding weather conditions that integrates a Sony sensor and HD capabilities; the compact camera with Genlock CV368; the rack monitor V-702W-12G, with two seven-inch screens, and HDMI and 12G SDI inputs, or the multichannel audio monitor AR-DM61-BT-64DT, which integrates a 10-inch touch panel and is compatible with Dante networks.