October 2013
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TVBEurope 51 News & Analysis
MPEG-1 Layer 2 and (E-) AC-3 without having to go through any unwanted decode/encode process. Finnish speaker company Genelec showed off its 8000 Series of monitors. The range produces high SPL output, low colouration and broad bandwidth in a small enclosure. Genelec continues its commitment to sustainability, reflected in its ISO9001 quality and ISO14001 environmental certificates. The 8000 Series enclosure is recycled aluminium, and the new M Series for music creation benefits from Natural Composite Enclosure. The NCE is made from wood composite, doesn’t require painting, and is recyclable at the end of the product lifecycle. Glensound’s Recce HD is its
new HD Voice mobile phone and commentary mixer, which has been extended into a portable commentary unit more familiar to users of ‘classic’ ISDN commentary units like the GS-GC5 and GS-GC25. The GS-GC5/USB is Glensound’s new commentary mixer with a complete USB audio interface for broadcasters. The GS-GC5/ USB provides interfacing facilities for two commentators plus a spare (guest). It has three mic/phantom/line switchable inputs on XLR, with broadcast quality mic amps and Glensound’s ‘Referee’ compressor/limiter system that was developed specifically for sports broadcast inputs. HHB debuted products from
Mogami, Wohler and Yellowtec, including Mogami’s new LAN cable, which lies flat on the floor with other cables in a compact space. Also new is Wohler’s V7
software, which provides loudness functionality for the AMP2-16V-M audio and video monitor and Yellowtec’s m!ka range of studio mic, monitor mounting and lighting system.
Digigram’s Q-Mic, a professional mic preamp designed for smartphones and tablets
Remote control Interchange is the latest intercom phone bridge from JK Audio, which allows remote access to a party-line intercom through the company’s Innkeeper series of digital
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