VO Studio Audio Engineering

Join us for a fascinating discussion on voice over tips with Audio Engineer George Whittam.

Axia powers Radio DePaul

At age 19, Jake Alderman, a sophomore at Chicago's DePaul University, already knows what he wants to do when he graduates. One word – radio. He became fascinated with the medium while a student at Lyon Township High School (LTHS) in La Grange Il. It probably helped that the school system has one of the top-rated high school stations in the country, winning awards for excellence in 2008, 2009 and 2012.

Axia GPIO for on-air lights

Resolving issues regarding Axia GPIO for on-air lights is a topic that comes up on a regular basis, and this month's Tech Tip question was a good reminder that we need to cover it again!

The Value of Radio Engineering

Chris Tobin and Chris Tarr join Kirk for a discussion on radio engineering repair and maintenance.

Radio Engineering War Stories with Charlie Wooten

More War Stories, this time with Charlie Wooten, on "This Week in Radio Tech."

VoIP for Broadcast - The Video

Been wondering whether a SIP-based phone system is right for you?

It's been a couple of years now since Telos introduced our VX Broadcast VoIP multi-studio phone system. Ask any broadcaster who owns one, and they'll tell you: VX delivers som pretty powerful sauce.

Smoke in the Modem - IP Audio

Chris Crump of Comrex discusses the latest in remote broadcast technology on "This Week in Radio Tech."

Real Radios have Tubes In Them, Right?

Do you remember those great radio models of yesteryear?  Take a walk down radio's memory lane at TubeRadioLand!

How far can cables extend between Axia gear and an Ethernet switch?

Michal Kolar of Multimedia Systems in the Czech Republic writes: "Our customer is asking what the maximum Ethernet CAT5E cable length is between an Axia xNode and the LAN switch. I expect it would be 100m."

Shane Toven Talks Radio Towers

A week in the life of a Wyoming radio engineer, and happenings at the recent DASH Conference.