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LPB Blue Line: This new line of products includes the SKY Series of
LPFM transmitters with DSP technology, digital audio processing and
stereo generator built-in. Power levels are 1, 20, 150 watts. Also
included are the WAVE Series of LPFM and Internet broadcasting audio
consoles and the STREAM Series of LPFM and Internet broadcasting Web
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software in one package. LPB also debuts the SALSA NT digital radio
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The SALSA NT allows unattended operation as well as live assist.
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