Denmark's state broadcaster installs two SSL C100 consoles
Jun 27, 2003 12:00 PM
The Danish Broadcasting Corporation DR, has successfully completed
acceptance of two Solid State Logic 24 frame C100 Digital Broadcast
Consoles. The consoles are destined for Studios 11 and 12 at the
broadcaster’s Aarhus facility in Denmark, where they will replace
existing analog consoles.
DR’s Aarhus facility produces radio and television programming
including news, documentaries and light entertainment. The console
upgrades are scheduled to take place throughout 2003, with Studio
11’s console due for installation in July and Studio 12’s
in December. Both studios handle audio production for television.
DR is currently building a brand new all-digital broadcasting
facility, DR Byen, near Copenhagen, which is scheduled for completion
in 2006.
The C100, and its sibling, the C200, are the new thoroughbred
digital consoles produced by SSL to address the critical on-air needs
of the broadcast industry. The C100 is a small footprint, assignable
console, specifically designed for on-air studio applications, such as
news and sports, and live-to tape talk and game shows, where fast and
efficient handling of sources and destinations are the most important
aspects of the audio operator’s role. The transition to digital
broadcast is fully addressed by the C100 Digital Broadcast Console,
delivering the ultimate in operational efficiency in a cost-effective
scalable solution.
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