Before Wheatstone, there was Audioarts. In fact, the very first Audioarts console for broadcast radio was code named "The Wheatstone Project". And what a project it was! Today, Audioarts is going strong - we are the most prolific brand in the industry with consoles in more stations than any other brand.
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Tech Tip #3
This Tech Tip comes to us from Fred Lass of WRGB/WCWN in New York, and regards the Wheatstone D-10 Television Audio Console.
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When Jim Gantner, an engineer for Clear Channel’s Atlanta cluster, set out to rebuild a production room, he didn’t want to spend a lot of money for the console.
“We had initially budgeted for the Audioarts Engineering W-12 console,” says Gantner, “ but decided to hold out till the newer Audioarts X-12 was released, and it was worth the wait.”
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