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Home My WebLink About2015-09-08-LexMediaFY2015AnnualReport Executive Director Florence DelSanto Board of Directors David Ilsley Chair James Shaw Vice-Chair Tim Counihan Treasurer Colleen Smith Secretary John Cini Steve Isenberg Fred Johnson William Kofoed Peter Lee Jeffrey Leonard Betsy Reynolds Sue Rockwell Ephraim Weiss September 1, 2015 Carl F. Valente, Town Manager Town of Lexington 1625 Mass Ave Lexington, MA 02420 Dear Carl: Pursuant to Exhibit A Section 13:Reporting Requirements of the contract between The Town of Lexington and LexMedia for the period July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2017, please find attached the LexMedia Annual Report for FY2015. We are still waiting for the financial statements from the outside accounting firm and I will send them along as soon as I receive them. Please contact me if you have any questions or concerns. We look forward to another productive year serving the Town of Lexington. Sincerely, Florence DelSanto Executive Director, LexMedia 1001 Main Campus Drive, Lexington MA 02421, 781-862-5388 The Purpose of LexMedia is to develop, establish and maintain a Media Center to facilitate learning and to meet the needs of the Lexington community by offering media education and community programming. LexMedia Staff FY2015 Board of Directors 2 Florence DelSanto - Executive DirectorResponsible for all day to day operations, financial management, human resources, maintains public facilities of LexMedia, develops and produces programs with community members, implements plans and directives of the Board of Directors. Terry Samaras - Production ManagerResponsibible for overall management and scheduling of all in-house and field productions, coordinates activities of community producers, manages the equipment inventory, produces and edits LexMedia productions. Mark McMinn - Membership/Outreach/Training CoordinatorOversees the membership database and correspondence, produces programs and organizes membership events. Creates outreach materials. Develops and runs training classes. John Clarke - Government CoordinatorResponsible for planning and implementing all government meeting coverage, programs the government channel, maintains LexMedia on-demand site for government programs, oversees community volunteers and freelance staff who produce programs for the government channel.Irene Dondley - Production Assistant/Administrative AssistantResponsible for programming the Education and Public channels, manages and creates announcements for the Community Bulletin Board, serves as LexMedia bookkeeper, assists with LexMedia productions and operations. Fred Rothmel - IT ConsultantMaintains and troubleshoots LexMedia equipment and networks, assists with LexMedia productions. Devin Shaw - Part-time Production AssistantRecords and indexes government meetings, produces and assists other LexMedia productions. David Ilsley Chairman James Shaw Vice-Chairman Colleen Smith Secretary Timothy Counihan Treasurer - BOD Representative Jeffery Leonard School Committee Representative Ephraim Weiss TMMA Representative John Cini Steve Isenberg Frederick Johnson William Koefed Peter Lee Betsy Reynolds Susan RockwellRetiring Member Kathleen Bell From the Executive Director - Florence DelSanto 3 In our 10th Anniversary year, we continued to achieve our mission by providing the community with training and access to state-of-the-art technology and time on our cable channels and website. We continue to improve our programming with news, political conversation and community events. Our doors are open to individuals, nonprofit organizations and institutions for tours, screenings and community art exhibitions.We continue to create new ways for young people to participate. We offer intensive summer film classes and collaborate with youth groups on special projects throughout the year. We started a journalism program for students at Diamond Middle School and worked with students on the Mock Town Meeting. We continue to expand our presence in the high school with volunteer-produced sports talk shows and technology review shows. We provide internships throughout the summer as well as year-long employment opportunities for co-op students from Middlesex Technical High School. For the fifth year, we have sponsored the LHS Film Festival.In the political arena, we worked with The League of Woman Voters to host their candidate’s night for the November special election. The program was carried live from our studio complete with email questions from the home audience. Working with other media outlets, LexMedia also hosted it’s own political debate for that election. We produced the third edition of “Coffee With the Candidates”, which provides a forum for candidates to present their platforms to the community.We also opened our kitchen studio to cooking shows that reflect the diversity of our community: African cooking, Mandarin cooking, Thai cooking, Indian cooking, Italian cooking, One-Pot cooking, plus Cooking From Scratch with Chef Joe Gatto.It was another big year for technology advances. We upgraded our TelVue broadcast server to High Definition and added HD encoders to all town sites that have remote cameras: SMR, LHS, Cary Library and Hancock Church. We also moved the archive server to Cary Library, which allows us to use the fiber line there to back-up our files and retrieve files. We improved the audio and video monitoring in our master control room, allowing us to monitor the levels of all feeds going to and from the cable providers. I extend my thanks to dedicated LexMedia board and staff, our committed community producers, our enthusiastic volunteers and the many partners and collaborators who make it possible for us to continue to serve Lexington. We have a lot to celebrate and a bright future ahead of us. We look forward to keeping you up to date on our progress. I hope you enjoy the report. “The role that LexMedia plays is really important... there would be no community conversation in a whole number of arenas, including the one I play in. So I think LexMedia is an important First Citizen of Lexington.” State Representative Jay Kaufman Representative Jay Kaufman presenting Proclamation From the State House Training and Membership 4 LexMedia has 500+ members, the majority of them joining during the past seven years when we moved operations to our current Kline Hall location. At that time, the board of directors decided to eliminate membership fees in order to encourage community participation. Our mission is to empower our members by teaching them skills in video production and related computer technology so they may participate in the fields of electronic visual arts and communications. LexMedia is well equipped and is continually upgrading its high-quality digital TV production equipment and facilities. Our training provides our members with the opportunity to learn basic media skills from the LexMedia staff. The graph below shows the number of members trained for the past three years. LexMedia Training FY2013 - FY2015 LexMedia Classes 5 LexMedia Orientation introduces new members to everything they need to know to get started - becoming a member, taking classes, using our equipment, joining a production group, producing TV shows and helping others producer their own. Studio Production 1 is designed to give beginners an overview of the in-studio process for live and live-to-tape TV production. Participants learn the required tasks for each of the crew positions in the studio and the control room and get the chance to operate cameras and audio equipment, as well as graphics equipment and the digital video switcher. They can also learn to be on-camera and to read the teleprompter. Studio Production 2 builds on the skills learned in the basic production class. Participants learn to produce more visually distinctive programs by learning to operate the jib and use the studio lighting grid. Field Production 1 gives members a basic understanding of how to set up and operate our portable camcorders, capture clean audio and use solid-state memory cards. Participants learn the Rule of Thirds as well as basic framing techniques. Field Production 2 participants continue to learn the basic technical skills of field produc-tion including camera operation, lighting, and audio. During this course students receive hands on instruction and the opportunity to work with some of our cameras. At the comple-tion of this class members can sign out our portable gear and start producing programming immediately. Intro To Editing members will receive a complete overview of the editing process. We offer both Adobe CS5 Premier Pro and Final Cut Pro 7 and FCPX classes. You’ll learn how to set up a project, import media, edit in the timeline and export to DVD and mpegs. Panasonic AG HMC-150 Camcorder is an advanced class for existing LexMedia members who have demonstrated advanced production techniques and are ready to go to the next level. Participants learn about all the features and functions of our most advanced camera including the format and edit choices. Robotic Camera/Remote Locations offers members hands on training in the operation of the robotic camera systems at Cary hall, LHS and the Selectmen Meeting Room. Once certi-fied, members can cover events in these rooms. Green Screen Production is a special course for members interested in incorporating vir-tual backgrounds in their productions using the LexMedia green screen. The course covers technical considerations like camera setting, appropriate distance from the green screen, lighting and settings on the digital video switcher. Metropolitan Area Planning CouncilMetropolitan Wind SymphonyMiddlesex Conservation DistrictMinuteMan National Historical ParkMinuteman Technical High SchoolMunroe Center for the ArtsNew England Art InstitutionNonProfit Net)Payson Park ChurchREACH Beyond Domestic Violence,Representative James Dwyer (D-Woburn)Representative Jay Kaufman (D-Lexington)Scottish Rite Masonic Museum & LibrarySenator Kenneth Donnelly (D-Arlington)Souled Out ArtistsSt Brigid ChurchSt Nicolas’s Greek Orthodox ChurchStudents Against Destructive Decision-making) ClubThe Cary Lecture SeriesThe Colonial Times MagazineThe Dana Home FoundationThe Inn at Hastings ParkThe Lexington MinutemanThe Ride Studio CaféThe Stone ZooThe Trio of PoetsThe Tunnel Vision Film ClubThe William Diamond Junior Fife and Drum Corps of LexingtonTrinity Covenant ChurchUMass Department of AnthropologyVia Lago RestaurantWaldorf School of LexingtonWilson FarmsYouthquake TheaterYouville Place Assisted Living Organizations Served in FY2015 6 Alex’s Lemonade Stand FoundationAngell Animal Medical CenterArmenian Sisters’ AcademyBeautiful MoiBollywood Dance TroupBonafine JewelersBoston Typewriter OrchestraBrookhaven at LexingtonBuddy Dog Humane SocietyCary Memorial LibraryChinese American Association of LexingtonCitizens for Lexington ConservationCommon CauseCommunity Endowment of LexingtonCommunity Nursery SchoolCOMPASS For KidsCradles to CrayonsDaoyin Health SocietyFirst Parish-Unitarian ChurchFISH of LexingtonFollen Community ChurchFrench Pastry PlaceFriends of Cary Memorial LibraryFriends of Council On AgingFriends of Lexington Music, Art and Drama Students, Inc.Fund for Lexington Global Warning Action CommitteeGolden Paws GroomingGrace ChapelHancock ChurchHayden Recreation CenterHeritage Park of BurlingtonHis Majesty’s Tenth Regiment of FootIndia New EnglandIndian Americans of LexingtonInternational Church of GodLauren Dunne Astley Memorial FundLeague of Woman Voters of LexingtonLeington Public SchoolsLexFarmLexfun Lexington Knights of ColumbusLexington Ace HardwareLexington Arts and Crafts SocietyLexington At HomeLexington Bicentennial BandLexington Bike CommitteeLexington Boy ScoutsLexington Center Planning CommitteeLexington Chamber of CommerceLexington Community CenterLexington Community EducationLexington Council for the ArtsLexington Council on AgingLexington Cricket LeagueLexington Democratic CommitteeLexington Farmer’s MarketLexington Field & Garden ClubLexington Food PantryLexington Girl ScoutsLexington High School PTSASpecial Education Parent Advisory CouncilLexington Historical SocietyLexington Little LeagueLexington MinuteMen CompanyLexington Police DepartmentLexington Retailers AssociationLexington RotaryLexington Senior CenterLexington Sidewalk CommitteeLexington Sustainablity CommitteeLexington SymphonyLexington Tourism CommitteeLexington Town Celebrations CommitteeLexington Town Meeting Members AssociationLexington Veterans AssociationLexington Youth and Family Services. Lexington-Antony Sister Cities of the Lexington Tourism CommitteeLHS Landscaping CommitteeLion’s Club of LexingtonMass. Cultural CouncilMass. Society of GenealogoistsMassKids and the Enough Abuse Fundraising for FY2015 7 FY2015 was another successful fundraising year. The board set a goal of $11.5K for the year, which we reached and exceeded. The major source of funding continues to be DVD sales and proceeds from our summer kids movie-making class. The graph below shows the total of our fundraising efforts over the past three years. There was one outlier in FY2015, when we raised almost $12K for one for DVD order of archival school committee and town meetings. LexMedia Fundraising FY2013-15 The board has set an $11,500 fundraising target again for FY2016. We plan to place emphasis on studio rental opportunities and are looking to increase the number of special classes and workshop to raise funds. We will also target DVD sales opportunities. Operating Expenses and Budget 8 Operating expenses for FY2015 were $384,771. The bulk of these funds come from the PEG access fees assessed by Comcast, RCN, and Verizon, via the Town’s Communications Advisory Committee.The majority of LexMedia’s funds are spent on salary and benefits for our staff. Most other expenses cover outside subcontractors, occupancy, supplies, and insurance. Operating Expenses FY2015 FY 2015 Q1 FY 2015 Q2 FY 2015 Q3 FY 2015 Q4 Total Personnel Expenses 57,897.42$ 53,062.28$ 60,383.66$ 63,514.61$ 234,857.97$ Employee Benefits 12,508.89$ 11,278.71$ 14,264.08$ 14,740.32$ 52,792.00$ Outside Services 3,601.79$ 13,026.79$ 5,206.03$ 4,040.19$ 25,874.80$ Occupancy Expenses 2,379.74$ 953.20$ 2,021.75$ (2,365.03)$ 2,989.66$ Studio Operating Expenses 2,553.43$ 2,319.41$ 1,544.91$ 19,343.30$ 25,761.05$ General 17,907.77$ 8,082.55$ 4,135.63$ 12,371.19$ 42,497.14$ Total 96,849.04$ 88,722.94$ 87,556.06$ 111,644.58$ 384,772.62$ LexMedia’s contract with the town calls for a cost of living adjustment for FY2016. Other than that, our planned expenses for FY2016 are flat to FY2015 and are anticipated to be flat through the four quarters of the year. We expect that these funds, with the inclusion of LexMedia fundraising proceeds, will be sufficient to provide the services we have contracted to provide for the Town, as well as the additional projected services for FY2016 detailed in this report. Below is the anticipated breakdown of expenses for next year. Operating Budget FY2016 Personnel $255,000 Employee benefits $56,000 Outside Services $27,000 Occupancy $2,700 Studio Expenses $13,000 General & Admin $38,000 Total $391,700 Capital Expenses and Budget 9 LexMedia used $76,286 in capital funds in FY2015. The majority of it went to upgrading the broadcast server and improving the air conditioning in the edit suite. Below is the breakdown of the capital spending for the fiscal year. Capital Spending FY2015 Date Capital Item Cost 7/7/2014 Down payment air conditioning in edit room $ 4,750.00 9/14/2014 Microphones for library meeting room $ 1,271.60 9/24/2014 Final payment air conditioning in edit room $ 4,750.00 10/23/2014 Hard drive and upgrade Mac laptop $ 310.08 11/5/2014 DVD Duplicator $ 1,990.00 11/12/2014 Digital Juice Editing Software $ 499.00 11/12/2014 Gaffer Gun $ 273.19 12/9/2014 Laser Printer $ 295.44 12/31/2014 TelVue Server Upgrade (down payment) $ 28,665.83 1/14/2015 eSATA Expansion ports for Mac Pro $ 836.50 1/14/2015 DIY Upgrade Bundle $ 399.00 3/11/2015 TelVue Server Upgrade (2nd down payment) $ 20,000.00 5/20/2015 TelVue Server Upgrade (final payment) $ 5,357.40 5/27/2015 Symetrix Jupiter 8 App and Rack Shelf $ 2,090.00 5/27/2015 TelVue New System APC $ 2,800.00 6/1/2015 Dell laptop $ 1,998.00 Total $ 76,286.04 Capital Expenses and Budget (continued)With the installation of the new broadcast server, the TelVue Hypercaster and HD encoders at our remote camera locations: SMR, LHS, The Cary Library and Hancock Church, we’ve completed the process of upgrading our operations to HD. When construction of Cary Hall is complete we will add an HD encoder to that location. The focus of LexMedia plans for capital spending in FY2016 is the purchase of equipment to enable us to broadcast from the new community center. We’re planning to buy another small video switching system plus equipment to allow delivery audio/video over IP. We will also require more field cameras and audio equipment to accommodate the increased need.We will also draw from the Capital Budget to continue a second area of expansion: upgrading and improving our studio productions. As member productions have become more sophisticated, we want to enhance the teleprompter and in-ear monitors to improve communications between the director and “talent” on set. We also plan to spend funds on additional furniture and set pieces, plus repair the pieces already in use. We anticipate using a large portion of our capital funds in FY2017 to replace the studio cameras.The Town has approved LexMedia with $59,084 in capital funds for the purchase of equipment in FY2016 and we’ve carried $27,601 in funds from the capital budget in FY2015. Proposed Capital Budget for FY2016 Community Center $ 22,000 Studio Upgrades $ 24,400 Field Recording Upgrades $ 22,600 Edit Room Upgrades $ 2,000 Facilities Updates $ 2,000 Reserve $ 3,685 Contingency/Other $ 10,000 Total $ 86,685 10 Programming and Highlights 11 LexMedia programming hours are solid. We’ve produced over 800 hours of local original programs: 50% Gov., 30% public and 20% education. In addition, the programs are better in both content and production values. As a result, we were honored with two national awards from the Alliance of Community Media in FY2015. Both shows were member produced: This Mom Needs Help produced by Raquel Leder and Cooking From Scratch with Chef Joe Gatto. Another programming highlight of the past year was, Break The Silence, a show produced in collaboration with Munroe Center for the Arts, the Lauren Dunne Astley Memorial Fund, and REACH Beyond Domestic Violence about stopping dating violence. The League of Woman Voters in Lexington held their Candidate’s Forum in the LexMedia studio Live with 30 people in the audience and questions from the home audience. Working with the other media outlets in town, LexMedia hosted it’s own Candidate Debate for the special election in November. There were a couple of outstanding productions done in partnership with LHS; Distracted Driving was a re-enactment of the aftermath of a car accident, which was realistic and compelling to watch. We established a partnership with the Council on Aging to produce their lecture series, which serves the senior members of the community. Another highlight for the year was the member-produced historical documentary on St Nicholas’ Greek Orthodox ChurchBy far, our most popular program of the year was Live From the Senior Prom Red Carpet, where students had the opportunity to strut their stuff on the Red Carpet during the Senior Prom reception at the high school. It’s also worth noting that LexMedia’s coverage of Town Meeting went off without a hitch in its temporary location at LHS, even though additional cameras and staffing was necessary this year. PublicLexMedia Public Channel (RCN 3, Comcast 8 Verizon 35) features programming by our members, often using LexMedia equipment and studio facilities. We also air programs sponsored by Lexington residents from other public access channels and independent producers and a few distributed via satellite, such as Democracy Now and Classic Arts Showcase. The charts below show the number of programming hours for FY2013-15. Programming Hours LPTV FY2013-15 Programming Hours 12 EducationOur Education Channel (RCN13, Comcast 9 Verizon 36) features educational programs, shows produced by local students and program made about them by fellow members. We also count education programs for learners of every generation on this channel including programs sponsored by the council on aging and the many lectures and classes presented at Cary library. We saw an increase in programs on the education channel in FY2015 due in part to the new broadcast facilities in the large meeting room at the library. Programming Hours(continued) 13 Programming Hours LETV FY2013-15 GovernmentOur Government Channel (RCN15, Comcast 99, Verizon 37) features programming by and information about town governmental bodies, agencies and committees including: the Board of Selectmen, the School Committee, and Town Meeting. We also carry a number of programs on statewide issues including Open House with Jay Kaufman. Programming Hours LGTV FY2013-15 Programming Hours(continued) 14 FY2015 Q4 On-Demand Views Month Unique Visitors Hits 1 Jun-15 495 1347 2 May-15 230 1119 3 Apr-15 226 923 4 Mar-15 390 1997 5 Feb-15 394 1571 6 Jan-15 525 2047 7 Dec-14 368 3175 8 Nov-14 336 2320 9 Oct-14 400 1796 10 Sept-14 284 1570 11 Aug-14 568 5526 12 Jul-14 327 1647 13 Jun-14 383 1357 Programming Summary 15 LexMedia Programs HoursGovernment Channel 434Education Channel 223Public Channel 515Total All Original Programs 1172Non-required government Meetings 83Total Unique Views on OnDemand 4543 The LexMedia App is no longer available. There were 47 downloads in FY2015 before it was suspended in December 2014. There was a total of 853 downloads over the lifetime of the app. We currently do not have any plans to reactivate it. Next year we project to produce roughly 800 hours of oringial local programming; 50% government, 30% public, and 20% education. We anticipate adding some programs from the new community center and reducing the number of shows we are currently taking from other access centers.Drawing on our success in contributing feature stories to the regional news show, Local Focus, we plan to increase our reporting of local stories. We’re also planning to record some anchor segments of the show in the LexMedia studio with LexMedia talent in the anchor chair. “Local Focus” has become a platform for us to produce news without adding staff. As the focus to news/feature production shifts in our operations we anticipate offering new and more advanced training classes to our members interested in news production.The change in Lexington School Superintendent looks to provide another opportunity for LexMedia to increase collaborative productions with the high school and middle schools. The new superintendent is very interested in becoming involved with LexMedia and we hope that she will become an advocate for more students to take advantage of the equipment and facilities we have to offer. We are also holding out hope that the superintendent herself will want to host regular programs on our channels.When Cary Hall reopens with improved audio/video facilities we anticipate that we will work with Spectacle Management to cover some of their Performing Arts Series. The Lexington Community Center is also a promising source of new program opportunity for LexMedia. As mentioned in this report, we are planning to purchase equipment that will allow us to originate programs from the center. We are also in talks with the center director about offering some of our training classes in that locationThe other new initiative we have planned for next year is moving our course workshops and equipment reservation system to our website. This is a massive undertaking that requires us to migrate all our membership information and inventory to a new software system. The benefits will be huge, as it will centralize all of our records and reservations. It should also make access to LexMedia equipment and resources more user-friendly.As always, we are looking for ways to improve our service to the community. Programming Summary(continued) 16 Florence DelSanto Alliance of Community Media National Conference Mass Media Fall Expo Mass Production Coalition Quarterly Meetings Executive Director Group Bi-Monthly Meetings Mass Conference for WomenTerry Samaras Production to Post Class, Rule Camera Boston Mass Access Workshop on PEG Access TVMark McMinn Mass Access Spring Conference North of Boston Access Centers Conference ISG Pro Video and Lighting ShowIrene Dondley Mass Conference for WomenFred Rothmel Production to Post Class, Rule Camera Boston Microphone Techniques Workshop, Talamas Staff Workshops, Classes and Conferences AREA OF COMMENT DETAIL 3/16/15 Barbara bprutsalis@gmail. com Comcast LPTV Comment Re: Seniorcize - I have been a follower of Paula's program for many years - I really enjoy exercising with her. Recently you have alternated her programs with those of Caroline which I do not like at all. Please, let''s just air Paula! Patriot's Day Parade; 2014,2013. Commentator's voices clear; Could not hear band music clearly Video: Received image was 4:3 aspect, but reduced in width. People skinny and vehicles short and stubby. Could correct by wide-zoom on flat screen HDTV. Suggest using "mailbox" format, as used in Hnacock Church broadcasts. 4/2/15 Robin Fishkind steppingstones@r cn.com RCN N/A Question Hi, I am wondering if there's a possibility of announcing the Lexington High School's upcoming spring musical? I can provide the info. It's coming up in just over a week. 6/4/15 Fiona Paul fiona.paul@childre ns.harvard.edu Comcast LETV Question I missed the senior prom red carpet-wondering if it will be rebroadcast or if I can watch it on demand. Thanks! I was wondering if you can tell me when the Summit on 7/16 will be online and what category I will be able to find it under in the on-demand playlist section. Thank you. LEXMEDIA CHANNEL 4/2/15 Robert Kingston kingston1010@co mcast.net Comcast LPTV DATE YOUR NAME EMAIL OR TELEPHONE YOUR CABLE PROVIDER Sound quality, Video qualiy LGTV Question7/21/15 Susan London londoncutler@gm ail.com Verizon Comments and Complaints 17 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 1010 1111 1212 1313 1414 1515 1616 1717 1818 1919 2020 2121 2222 2323 2424 2525 2626 2727 2828 2929 3030 3131 3232 3333 3434 3535 3636 3737 3838 3939 4040 4141 4242 4343 4444 4545 4646 4747 4848 4949 5050 5151 5252 5353 5454 5555 5656 5757 5858 5959 6060 6161 6262 6363 6464 6565 6666 6767 AA CC DDEquipTypeCodeManufacturerDescription Accessories Sennheiser G2 Universal Transmitter Air Master Air Master 300 PSI 12V Air Compressor Aja Ki Pro Aja Tapeless Recorder Aja Ki Pro Aja Tapeless Recorder Archive Server TelVue Archive Server Audio Amplifier NAD Audio Amplifier Audio Amplifier SGE Digital Effector Transposer Audio Amplifier Rland RS-PCM Sound Module Audio DA Radix Audio Distribution Amplifier Audio Mixer Ramsa Studio Audio Mixer Audio Mixer Yamaha Studio Audio Mixer Audio Mixer Shure Studio Audio Mixer Audio Mixer Behringer Studio/Portable Audio Mixer Audio Mixer Roland Audio Mixer/Modulator Audio Monitor Symetrix Monitor system for MC Audio Recorder Tascam Digital Recorder AudioCompressor DBX Unit Compresses audio... 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Monitor Dell 17 inch. PC Monitor Comp. Monitor Dell 17 inch. PC Monitor Comp. Monitor Samsung 22 inch Monitor Comp. Monitor Optiquest 19 inch Monitor Comp. Monitor Acer Desktop Monitors Comp. Monitor Acer Desktop Monitors Comp. Monitor Acer Desktop Monitors Comp. Monitor Acer Desktop Monitor Comp. Monitor Acer Desktop Monitors Comp. Monitor Acer Desktop Monitors Comp. Monitor Acer Desktop Monitors Comp. Monitor Acer Desktop Monitors Comp. Monitor Acer Desktop Monitors Comp. Monitor Acer Desktop Monitors Comp. Monitor Sylvania Facil Desktop monitor Compressor Symetrix Compressor/ limiter of Audio Compressor Symetrix Compressor/ limiter of Audio LexMedia Inventory (June 2015) 18 19 20 21 22