Solid
\nState Logic, a manufacturer
\nof analogue and digital audio consoles and provider of creative tools
\nfor music, broadcast and post production professionals, announces a
\ncontinuing strong demand for its highly popular C Series digital consoles. Both
\nthe C100 and C200 are enjoying attention from a wide variety of installations
\nthroughout
\nNorth America, with many companies
\nadding new consoles to existing C Series facilities.<\/p>\n
“It is testament to the skilled engineering behind C Series
\nDigital Consoles that sales continue to climb in the U.S.,” says Steve
\nZaretsky, vice president of broadcast, SSL, Inc. “With our exceptional product
\nrange and unparalleled service and support, we remain committed to
\nexceeding broadcasters’ demands.”
\nThe Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) has ordered
\ntwo additional C Series consoles for 2008. A C232 Digital Production
\nConsole will be delivered in March for installation in a production truck
\nbased in
\nHalifax.
\nThe console will be used to process and route audio for live broadcasts. A
\nC140 will be delivered to the
\nToronto
\nfacility in May for use in their HD news broadcasts. This marks the
\nfifth and sixth SSL C-Series console sold to the CBC. The new consoles
\njoin their four siblings that perform multiple tasks: two C100 consoles in
\nremote trucks and a C100 and C200 located in CBC’s
\nToronto facility used for live news
\nbroadcasts.
\nCBS has ordered the largest C200 console SSL has ever built
\nfor The Late Show with David Letterman. The C296 Digital Console will handle
\nall of the music production requirements for The Late Show. The installation is
\nscheduled for this summer in the legendary Ed Sullivan Theater in
\nNew York City.
\nKPIX-TV, a CBS owned and operated station located in San
\nFrancisco, has installed a C132 console used for live on air news broadcasts.
\nThe C132 streamlines KPIX’s audio capabilities, while providing HD-quality
\naudio in line with new network broadcast mandates for San
\nFrancisco, Oakland and
\nSan Jose.
\nWMAR-TV, Channel 2 is the ABC affiliate in
\nBaltimore, MD
\nowned by the broadcast division of the E.W. Scripps Company. The station
\npurchased a C132\/24 for live news broadcasts and will be on air this summer.
\nThis C100 joins C100 installations in other Scripps properties at ABC
\naffiliates, WEWS in Cleveland and WFTS in Tampa, FL, and two in
\nScripps network facilities: Food Network in
\nNew York and Great American County (GAC), a Nashville-based
\ncountry music television network.
\nLiveWire Remote Recorders, LTD of Canada
\nrecently installed a C232 in a remote truck based out of
\nToronto. The installation includes two SSL
\nStage Boxes for remote mic pre-amps. The C232 will be used for live broadcast
\nmusic production. The truck is slated to work on the Juno Awards program
\n(Canada’s Grammy Awards) broadcast on April 6, 2008 on CTV and will proceed to
\nthe NAB show in Las Vegas on April 14 through 17, 2008.
\nIowa Public Television (IPTV) has purchased a third C100
\nconsole, a C124 to be installed in a new remote truck that is under
\nconstruction. Currently, the other two C100s are being installed in their TV
\nfacility and include SSL’s MORSE (Modular Resource Sharing Engine) system,
\nallowing the console to access remote mic inputs via fiber from either of
\nIowa’s two
\nstudios.
\nMadison Square Garden
\njust completed the installation of a C140\/32 console to handle live productions
\nfor MSG Network based inside of Madison
\nSquare Garden,
\nthe
\nNew York
\nmetropolitan area’s top sports broadcaster. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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