A new radio centre at the Palais des Nations Conference Centre near Algiers is to be opened by Algerian National Radio. It will house four studios, with Studer’s new OnAir 1500 at their centre. The studios will go into service in early 2012.
‘The OnAir 1500 is ideally positioned for projects for which neither the budget nor the customer’s needs would justify the installation of a larger desk such as the OnAir 2500,’ says Decibel SA General Manager, Jean-Pascal Ruch. ‘The OnAir 1500 has been designed for easy integration without compromising on features.’
Being shown for the first time at the forthcoming IBC show in Amsterdam, te console is designed as a flexible solution for radio broadcasting and production, the 1500 combines an intuitive control surface with flexible I/O to deliver a cost-effective digital mixing system. It is available in 6-fader and 12-fader variants with high-definition OLED channel displays, USB playback and record functionality.
‘We are already taking orders for this fantastic new console ahead of its first showing,’ says Studer General Manager, Bruno Hochstrasser. ‘This is a great endorsement of the new product and the confidence our customers have in our ability to deliver.’
Algerian Radio already owns more than 80 Studer digital consoles including; OnAir 1000/2000, OnAir 2500, OnAir 3000 and Vista 7.
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