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Wheatstone Audio Processing

Deliver sound so good, you can feel it. Bring it on with Wheatstone's ultra high resolution Vorsis processors for voice, AM, FM on-air or streaming. Sound that's loud, yet detailed. Only Wheatstone offers processors with the surgical precision of 31-band processing for audio detail that sings! It’s the Vorsis advantage and it's all inside: brilliant highs, articulate vocals, bold bass…ambience. If you need sound shaping for FM, AM, HD, television, webcasting, podcasting, mastering or live audio, this is the place.

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Say (Swiss) Cheese

markusWhile we were rooting around for Chapstick at NAB in Las Vegas, halfway across the globe our Swiss dealer, Markus Stocker with Media Engineering, was at the Prolight+Sound show in Frankfurt, Germany, serving wine and, what else, Swiss cheese.

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Wheatstone Engineers Talk Multipath, AoIP Standards at NAB 2013

JeffKeith200sqTwo of Wheatstone's engineers presented papers at the NAB 2013 Broadcast Engineering Conference in April 2013.

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Wheatstone Brings Home Awards from NAB 2013!

CoolStuff13 200PickHit2013a 200NAB 2013 is now history, and we're proud to announce that Wheatstone's new radio products were the recipients of two prestigious industry honors at this year's show. They are, in no particular order, a 2013 Pick Hit Award from Radio magazine, and a 2013 Cool Stuff Award from Radio World.


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Tee Time

Magic-937Meet Tee Thomas, who is a bit of an audio eccentric even by our standards. It's straight up 24-bit, 44.1 kHz sampling all the way for his stations in Lubbock, Texas. And by way, we mean Wheat Net-IP AoIP routing through fiber optic link from the studio to the transmitter site.  So, when Tee says he's gone kind of nuts with the Wheatstone stuff, we have to wonder.

There’s something you need to know about Tee Thomas, aside from the fact that he’s Ramar Communications’ Chief Engineer for three FMs, an AM and ten TV stations in Lubbock, Texas.

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How do you describe "cleaner" at your station?

Audio processing is very subjective. How do you describe the meaning of "cleaner" at your station?

In this video, Mike Erickson hosts as we hear telephone interviews with several AirAura customers, each of whom describes how the Vorsis AirAura resulted in a cleaner sound for their respective stations. Interviewees include Robert Butler of North Texas Public Broadcasting, Bob Hoffman of Hubbard Radio St. Louis, George Corso of Beasley Broadcasting in Miami, and Stephen Poole of Crawford Broadcasting in Birmingham, Alabama.

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Aura8-IP Handles Northeast Cluster

AURA8IP FRONTWriting in the October 24, 2012 issue of Radio World, Bud Williamson describes the installation of an Aura8-IP at Neversink Media Group in Port Jervis, NY. In the article, Williamson notes that he's received compliments on the audio quality of his streams.

 

 

 

 

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