Let's Get Technical

[marker101]

Since the board is on a slow period, a question/opinion starter: Regardless of current format...what are opinions on station's processing/on air sound... which ones work, and who can use some help? All stations up for conversation

 

[marker101]

Well, I tried. Personal attacks and nonsense are what gets conversation here. Not some lame topic about how stations are sounding.. oh well. Carry on.


> Since the board is on a slow period, a question/opinion
> starter: Regardless of current format...what are opinions
> on station's processing/on air sound... which ones work, and
> who can use some help? All stations up for conversation
>

 

[ElectricNoodle]

Don't take it personal. It's that time of year. It's cold, everyone is up to their eyeballs in Holiday ho-ho and it's pretty much a pain this time of year. Sometimes we just need non-sense.
Try this topic again in a couple months when the season has worn off... }

> Well, I tried. Personal attacks and nonsense are what gets
> conversation here. Not some lame topic about how stations
> are sounding.. oh well. Carry on.
>
>
> > Since the board is on a slow period, a question/opinion
> > starter: Regardless of current format...what are opinions
>
> > on station's processing/on air sound... which ones work,
> and
> > who can use some help? All stations up for conversation
> >
>
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by PA_Radio on 12/09/05 01:50 PM.</FONT></P>

 

[TomCarten]

I kept quiet 'cuz I don't listen to much local radio. I do think that they all should have the excellent audio that WBBM (Chicago) puts on their signal. Catch it it any night on 780 AM. Good, solid sound. No pumping; seems to have good fidelity across the audio range.

When I was at an Audimax/Volumax station, I ran my board so both units' needles were right in the middle and seldom varied at all. No pumps, no strong bass clips.<P ID="signature">______________
Use "Radio-Info" in e-mail subject line.</P>