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While radio undergoes its current transition to digital, there have been other transitions that have been implemented to improve AM performance.
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Turnkey studio installations are not a new idea, and we look back at one offering from the 80's. Also, Radio magazine reviews the top radio revenue generators of 2005 and adds its own analysis.
New Products (Jul 2006)
New products from Audio Science, Audio-Technica, Axia Audio, Broadcast Tools, Burk Technology, Day Sequerra, Dorrough Electronics, Edirol, ERI, Eventide, Fanfare, Fiberplex, Holophone, Jampro, Junger Audio Studiotechnik, Marshall Electronics, MGE UPS Systems, Myat, Neutrik, Non-Stop Music Library, RCS, Shure, Sonifex, Sony, Sound Devices, SRS Labs, Teracom Components, Ultrasone, Waves, World Vibrations, Yamaha and Zaxcom.
Translator program origination
Local program origination on FM translators is an ongoing issue, and following a recent petition from a broadcaster, the outlook appears bleak for the possibility to ever come to pass.
Tower inspection and climbing
At one time, tower climbing and inspections were something that everyone and anyone could do. In today's safety-conscious world, it pays to play by the rules and do it right.
Broadcast Tools SRC-8 III
This device is most often used to transmit closures between remote locations via a serial connection, and the author has found many useful applications for the device.
Tannoy Reveal 5A
The Reveal 5A is the smallest active monitor that Tannoy makes yet it has a wide, flat frequency response that is surprisingly dynamic.
Micromanaging the FCC
When it comes to regulating the radio spectrum, let the House and Senate raise their concerns, but let the FCC conduct its own business regarding third-adjacent channel protections.
Catching up with the mail
Reader feedback is always appreciated. See what these readers had to say.
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Portability is the strength of radio. We look at the early days of portable test and measurement, an improvement to the portable radio of the 50's, and the current trend in portable audio listening.
Field Report: Sony PCM-D1
With the introduction of the PCM-D1 solid-state recorder, the radio industry has an entirely new animal on the playing field: a portable flash recorder with high quality microphones as an integral part of the package.
New Products from NAB2006
NAB2006 was a chance for manufacturers to show their latest technology. Some products were kept under wraps until the convention floor opened.
Identifying tower sites
Finding a new tower site sounds like a simple task, but just because the land is available doesn't mean that it's ready for the new structure.
More to digital radio
Digital radio isn't limited to IBOC and HD Radio. Satellite and Internet radio are part of it too, but there is still more to digital radio.
Public file maintenance
Some careful attention today may save your station from significant fines eight years from now.
Field Report: Day Sequerra M2.0
Being able to go back and forth easily between different HD Radio streams is educational in terms of processing--and being able to quickly study your competition's HD Radio audio, now that's what radio engineering is all about.
A quick recap of NAB2006
Here are some of the prevailing ideas and themes from NAB2006.
Three phases are better than one
On the surface, three-phase operation may appear to be a lot more complicated than single-phase work.
Field Report: Adobe Audition 2.0
The feared and more expensive takeover by Adobe has come and gone and with it Adobe Audition 2.0 has arrived and is changing the way engineers listen and produce.
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The September 1969 cover of Broadcast Engineering magazine depicted Radio Free Europe's (RFE) master control room—the hub of RFE's organization.
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