The right choice in an On-air console 

Once a tool for the privileged few, digital consoles have grown in popularity and in available choices, while the cost of these consoles has continued to fall.

SAS Rubicon, Riolink and 32KD 

Radiovisa in Los Angeles has installed a consolidated router and console system from SAS. The system reduces the cabling needs as well as the in-studio equipment needs for the stations.

Sign Off 

Remembering the Auditronics Destiny 2000, a review of radio listening in 1927, and the habits of radio listeners and TV viewers with online shopping.

Sign Off 

Remembering the Harris Producer and the Smith Practical Radio Institute, as well as a look at engineers' ages.

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What do you do while listening to the radio?

The Future is now at Clear Channel Cincinnati 

After spending 15 years high atop Frog's Mountain, Clear Channel has successfully consolidated four AM stations, two FM stations, five radio networks, 250 personnel -- including 75 on-air and engineering staff -- under one roof.

Klotz Digital Vadis DC II 

The Vadis system is a versatile hardware routing system that has every cross point, button, lamp, relay and opto-isolated input defined in software.

Redefining a radio station 

There were several obstacles for Radio One to overcome when it decided to build a radio station in a mall.

The ins and outs of on-air consoles 

The audio console not only sits at the focal point in any studio, it serves a valuable function and is a long-term commitment.

An Upgrade Path for the Future 

Step inside the all-digital facility of Clear Channel Chicago.

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