Test and measurement in the digital age
A few engineers believe it is easier to maintain a digital audio chain because they no longer need to deal with the audible effects of ground loops, noise, crosstalk and mismatches typical in some analog signal paths. Wrong!
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.
Update on the PPM
It is hoped that the PPM will level the ratings playing field by having the unique ability to take into account virtually all forms of media, including those originating from Internet streaming, digital satellite, cable and background sources, as well as traditional over-the-air radio and TV broadcasting.
Redefining a radio station
There were several obstacles for Radio One to overcome when it decided to build a radio station in a mall.
Ring of Fire debuts a new talk facility
The syndicated program Ring of Fire gets a new studio with some interesting features.
ESPN Radio enters the digital age
Jiminy Christmas, is this place big! Ron Dibble isn't exaggerating. The co-host of the Dan Patrick Show on ESPN Radio was accustomed to broadcasting from
Sign Off
This is the on-air studio of WFMT Chicago in 1983. WFMT was, and still is, a classic music station with cable distribution of its programming throughout
Clear Channel LA brings it all together
Most studio projects are driven by one of three forces: time, budget or desired performance. In the case of Clear Channel Los Angeles, time was the driving force.
A Climate for Change
A hot new radio facility in the desert.
An Upgrade Path for the Future
Step inside the all-digital facility of Clear Channel Chicago.
Field Report: Mooretronix Stereo Tracer
This interface facilitates making analog audio measurements with an oscilloscope.
The birth of a radio station
A station owner is motivated to build a top-notch facility serving a dynamic market.
Serving the Local interest
After nearly missing an opportunity, this LPFM station has taken to the airwaves with strong support.
Field Report: DK-Audio MSD100
Early solid-state audio spectrum instruments provided limited resolution, but the MSD100 offers a bright, easily read display of stereo separation and frequency dispersion.
Field Report: NTI Digilyzer DL1
Most digital equipment is woefuly lacking in its ability to display why it is unhappy. Luckily, the Digilyzer displays things such as lack of data compliance, bad cables or poor signal quality.
Passing Inspection
Take a look inside the studios of the USDA's radio service, which produces news, feature and documentary reporting.
A view of a room
Take a tour of Bill Young Productions, a production facility that you may not know by name, but you certainly know the work it has created.
Field Report: Prism Sound Dscope Series III
This test system interfaces to a Windows PC via a single USB connection. While the Dscope can be rackmounted with the appropriate hardware, its approximate 12" x 9" footprint makes for a good fit with a host laptop computer, thereby creating a portable, no-compromise audio test system.
Hello Cleveland!
Since opening its doors in 1995, radio stations around the world have been drawn to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's radio studio as a location for originating remote broadcasts.
Field Report: Liebert Foundation MCR
More equipment into smaller spaces? This review shows how a rack design can keep things cool.
Clear Channel Cleveland - Short turnaround
Moving six stations is no easy task, especially on a short schedule.
Best of the Old & New
The Cox stations in Tampa, FL, look to the future but keep a firm footing in the present.
Proven performance
The improvement of digital devices over analog is also obvious in most cases. But think about your facility: Is the digital improvement as good as it could be?
Building a National Radio Network
Cumulus is currently in the midst of an expansion, and we look inside some of the group's recent projects.
Downlinks and antennas
The most popular method of point-to-multipoint audio distribution, a satellite receive system requires regular maintenance.
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