From Control Room to
Millions of Listeners
Broadcast-grade audio infrastructure for radio, television, streaming, and recording studios — where every decibel, every millisecond, and every word matters.
Precision Under Pressure
Broadcast environments operate on unforgiving schedules. A 6 o'clock news bulletin cannot wait for a system reboot. A live radio show cannot pause while an engineer swaps a failed processor. And in the transition to IP-based workflows — AES67, SMPTE ST 2110, NDI — broadcasters must maintain backward compatibility with decades of SDI and analog infrastructure.
Studio acoustics present their own challenges. Control rooms demand flat frequency response within ±1dB. Voice booths require STC 55+ isolation. And the shift to immersive formats — Dolby Atmos, MPEG-H — adds spatial complexity that traditional stereo monitoring chains were never designed to handle.
Built for the Air Chain
From microphone to transmitter — broadcast-engineered for 24/7/365 operation.
Digital Audio Consoles
BC-Series broadcast consoles with dedicated talkback, cough mute, fader-start, and GPIO for studio automation. Dual redundant PSU and DSP engines. Native AES67/Ravenna and Dante I/O. Configurable from 8 to 64 faders.
Studio Monitoring Systems
SM-Series active monitors with ribbon tweeters and DSP room correction. Support for stereo, 5.1, 7.1.4 and 9.1.6 immersive formats. ±1dB frequency response from 38Hz to 35kHz.
IP Audio Networking
Full ST 2110-30/31 and AES67 compliance. NMOS IS-04/IS-05 discovery and routing. PTPv2 grandmaster clock with GPS reference. Redundant 25GbE fabric with hitless protection switching.
Designed Around Project Requirements
System architecture starts with the venue, users, workflows, interfaces, operating conditions, and maintenance expectations. Product selection and redundancy are confirmed only after those requirements are reviewed.
Availability, compatibility, documentation, commercial terms, response commitments, and delivery scope are agreed in writing for the specific project and region.
Representative System Scenarios
These visuals illustrate common planning contexts. They are not customer case studies or claims about a completed deployment.
System Planning Scenario
Final products, topology, quantities, interoperability, performance targets, and support terms are confirmed for each project.
System Planning Scenario
Final products, topology, quantities, interoperability, performance targets, and support terms are confirmed for each project.
System Planning Scenario
Final products, topology, quantities, interoperability, performance targets, and support terms are confirmed for each project.
Design Your Broadcast Facility
From single-room podcast studios to multi-studio broadcast centers — tell us about your project and we will design the audio infrastructure.