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Song Of Solomon

KCBI Dallas sings Axia's praises

KCBI studio

When Solomon Bachman came to KCBI in Dallas in early 2014, a new studio build was on the docket. Lots of older gear was in need of being replaced, and an altogether new facility was needed.

Not least among the equipment concerns was a need for new consoles. Solomon and Director or Engineering Tim Walker met, and decided Axia was the way to go.

It took a while for the studio build to get underway, but the Axia install went smoothly, and before long KCBI was up and running in their new facility. See the pics and get the details straight from Solomon!

What's in store for IBC?

IBC is less than a month away! We'll be in booth 8.D47, September 11-15. Take a look at the gear we'll be featuring at the show!

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