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Adventures in Engineering

Axia is OK GO! in Oklahoma for McAlester Radio

McAlester-DC Rich Hardy, a contract engineer in Tulsa, Oklahoma, inherited a four-station, six console buildout. When he got started, he didn't know much about the Axia consoles and Livewire AoIP networking that had been specified.

Then, one thing lead to another. And another.

Spoiler alert: Everyone was happy with the results.

Request Your Personal Time with Us at NAB Show 2014

There never seems to be enough time to get all the information you need and see everyone you want.

So we are offering an opportunity to request an appointment with us in advance.

Click the link below, complete the request form and we'll get back with you to confirm the details of your dedicated time discussing your audio broadcast needs and how our solutions can address them.

Free Webinar on Audio Codecs for Broadcast

Can codecs continue to help balance the industy's desire for “more” with its goal of “better”?

Tim_DC_small In this fast-paced and fact-filled presentation, our CTO Tim Carroll reviews the history and progress of audio codec technology.

He explores why codecs are still required and offers insights into what they will be asked to do in the future. Q&A session follows.

Join us on Wednesday, March 26 at Noon EDT

Direct Current is edited by Clark Novak, Dave Sarkies and Neil Glassman, who are watching Tim Carroll and Kirk Harnack discuss TV audio loudness control. Maybe you'll want to check it out, too.

Managing Talk Show Callers and Content with the Telos Hx6		As ISDN Exits, IP Audio is Ready to Take Its Place
Producing great talk shows and call-ins requires a smooth workflow to get guests and callers on and off the air. Great audio quality is also a must. Kirk Harnack explains how you can do it right. Learn more »		Voice actor Barry Zate writes us, "ISDN is just dying here. HELP!” Our Cam Eicher responds: IP Audio is ready now with terrific sound, more flexibility and lower costs. Learn more »

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Call +1-216-622-0247 or contact our support team via email.

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