New Products 

Oct 1, 2006, by Kari Taylor, senior associate editor

New products from DBX Professional Products, Eventide, HM Electronics, Marshall Electronics, Microboards Technology, Tannoy and Tascam.

What do consumers know? 

Oct 1, 2006, Chriss Scherer, editor

It is encouraging to hear that more receivers are becoming available, although many of them will not be ready for the upcoming holiday season.

PIPs yield progress 

Oct 1, 2006, By Kevin McNamara, CNE

The primary application for Six Sigma is traditionally in a manufacturing environment but it has been successfully applied to other businesses such as engineering and construction.

NAB says FM translators are the answer 

Oct 1, 2006, By Harry Martin

If the FCC genuinely is concerned about the potential impact of FM translators on LPFM service, why would the Commission be attracted to the NAB's plan to help lowly daytime AM stations and forego the opportunity to create more local LPFM stations?

Reader Feedback 

Sep 1, 2006

Find out what others have to say about Radio magazine or the industry in general.

HHB Flash Mic DRM85 

Sep 1, 2006, By Chris Wygal

With 1GB of fixed internal memory, the Flash Mic offers six available 16-bit linear PCM or MPEG recording formats ranging from uncompressed 48kHz WAV, to compressed 32kHz MP2.

FM antennas and radiation 

Sep 1, 2006, By John Battison, P.E., technical editor, RF

New construction can distort an AM station's anticipated service contour. This primer reviews the basics of antennas and RF propagation.

New Products from AES 

Sep 1, 2006, by Kari Taylor, senior associate editor

This month's New Products section is devoted to new products from the AES convention in San Francisco in October.

New and nifty, or tried and true? 

Sep 1, 2006, By Chris Wygal

What's the one item in the facility that every on-air and production staff member will have an opinion about? The mic. Some newer offerings are challenging conventional thought and offering new choices for radio.

FAA proposes tougher tower approval rules 

Sep 1, 2006, By Harry Martin

At a minimum the new rules, if adopted, will cause significant delays in the construction timetable for otherwise routine tower changes.

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