Where could I find detailed information about the equipment used in the WTOP studios? I'm particularly interested in learning about the technology and tools that help power the broadcasts and support the station's high-quality production. Any recommendations for online resources, technical specifications, or behind-the-scenes insights would be greatly appreciated!
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Here's my tour from a few years ago.
Site of the Week 1/10/2020: Hubbard’s WTOP, Washington
Text and photos by SCOTT FYBUSH A topic popped up a few days ago on a group I help moderate:
www.fybush.com
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Which microphones are used in WTOP production?
(Thanks for the tour!)
Which microphones are used in WTOP production?
(Thanks for the tour!)
Thanks a lot.
You do a great job with your station and tower tours. If you're ever through Columbia again, let me know. I live not far from the WRLK tower. They have signs up informing potential thieves that the guy wires do not contain copper and not to bother stealing them. Sad state of affairs.Here's my tour from a few years ago.
Site of the Week 1/10/2020: Hubbard’s WTOP, Washington
Text and photos by SCOTT FYBUSH A topic popped up a few days ago on a group I help moderate:www.fybush.com
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