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Oregon Public Broadcasting's KTVR selects Euphonix Max Air console
Jun 21, 2006 9:45 AM
Euphonix has announced the sale of a new Max Air console to Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) station KTVR. Located in Portland, Oregon, OPB has five full-powered TV transmitters and five DTV transmitters. Television stations operating under the OPB corporate umbrella include KOPB (the largest station within the organization), KOAB, KOAC, KTVR and KEPB.
The new Max Air digital audio mixing system — with 96 channels, 32 faders and an eight-fader center section — will be installed into KTVR's new studio production facility in Portland. The installation of the Max Air is part of an extensive facility renovation that includes high-definition cameras, a high-definition production switcher, new character generators/monitor wall and numerous additional enhancements. The re-vitalized production studio is making the transition to a fully digital production facility.
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