New Studios of KING FM

Lou Robbins August 15, 2020 4:35 pm 1 Comment

Photos from Michael Brooks.

Master Control at new facility. That’s Wheatstone LXE. We run Zetta for our music playout system. The submixer to the left is used to mix our live in studio performances. We are classical music format and typically have two or more live performances a week.

Master Control from another angle. Looking toward Main Production and window to exterior hall on the left. The flat screen to the right can be switched by the host to various displays. ESE master clock system. The digital display between the Neuman speakers and above the window to production is a read out of the Sage EAS status.

Interview studio. Wheatstone L8 console with mics for host and 2 guests. Wheatstone talent stations for guests. Smaller Neumans for monitor speakers. That’s Master Control thru the window. There is line-of-sight from this studio thru master control and into main production.

Main Production Room. Wheatstone LXE. Those are cue/mixdown speakers on the pads. The monitor speakers are Neuman’s flown from the ceiling above that window to master Control.

More pictures here.

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Kjrol says:

August 17, 2020 6:12 pm at

A turntable would be nice, for those beautiful uncompressed analog recordings.

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