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Wheatstone for radio

You know what they say about radio and silence. Right. So don’t even go there. At Wheatstone, we know you have one thing and one thing only that’s going to raise you above the din of today’s multimedia world. Your sound. If it’s just pictures you want, that’s not us. Wheatstone is all about audio. We process it, route it, and cue it up for you. We get it to do stuff that only radio can fully appreciate, starting with audio IP routing (AoIP) that thinks like you do and radio consoles that are the everyday workhorses of thousands of radio studios today. Cool consoles and mixers. Intelligent audio IP studio networking or TDM routing. AM and FM on-air processors that rock. It’s all right here.

Dark Fiber & WheatNet-IP in Portland

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Interesting doesn’t even begin to describe what Clear Channel Portland is doing with dark fiber, WheatNet-IP audio over IP, live traffic cams, and two transmitter sites.

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Q&A with Andrew Calvanese, VP Engineering

AndyCalvanese200sqQ: I like that your WheatNet-IP system is based on gigabit Ethernet. But I’m worried I’ll have to pay more for network switches because they have to be gigabit-capable switches.

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Wheatstone Brings Home Awards from NAB 2013!

CoolStuff13 200PickHit2013a 200NAB 2013 is now history, and we're proud to announce that Wheatstone's new radio products were the recipients of two prestigious industry honors at this year's show. They are, in no particular order, a 2013 Pick Hit Award from Radio magazine, and a 2013 Cool Stuff Award from Radio World.


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VoxPro Wins Pick Hit Award

VoxProCroppedWheatstone is proud to congratulate our technology partner, Audion Labs, recipient of a Radio magazine Pick Hit Award for their VoxPro 5 system.


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Rebooting WheatNet-IP

How long does it take to reboot a large WheatNet-IP system, consisting of more than 60 BLADEs, several consoles, and lots of networked accessories? In this video, you'll find out. Notice that it's a short video!

Wheatstone at FEMA

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Just ahead of Sandy and again a week before the presidential election, our own Paul Picard traveled to Washington, D.C., to commission WheatNet-IP routing and IP-12 consoles for FEMA, as well as for another customer in the District. (Shhh.) 

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