Moseley Starlink SL9003 Digital STL Package w Amp

Steve — Tue, 23 Apr 2013 16:08:11 +0000

All working – sold as a package only

Moseley SL9003G receiver with band pass filter

serial/ 91245-0334

Moseley SL9003Q-TX4

serial/ 93238-0334

4 channel (2 stereo or 4 mono)

Crescend LPA900-10-1R0R

serial/ 080963254

box of power cords

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BE FM5B 5kW FM Transmitter

Steve — Thu, 27 Dec 2012 14:47:14 +0000

Used 1991 Broadcast Electronics Model FM5Bs
5kW FM Transmitter w FX50 Exciter
Currently on 106.5 MHz
Single Phase
Mint Condtion
We offer frequency change service if requested for additional costs…

Symetrix 610 Broadcast Audio Delay

Steve — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 23:39:20 +0000

Program begins, the 610 gradually and unobtrusively delays or stretches out
the program until 7.5 seconds of 14 kHz bandwidth stereo audio is stored in memory. When a person
on the telephone line says something the host or producer does not think appropriate for the broadcast,
he or she presses the dump profanity button and the memory is cleared, thereby preventing the unwanted
audio from reaching the airwaves. Meanwhile, the host releases the offending caller from the
telephone line and proceeds with the program. Once the DUMP PROFANITY button is pressed, the
610 automatically begins to stretch the program audio again until the full 7.5 second delay is attained.
FEATURES
Advanced DSP “time expand/
time squeeze”
Simple, foolproof controls – easy
to operate
Remote control of all functions
and important LED indicators
Hardwire relay bypass (fail-safe)
Stereo, 14 kHz bandwidth
Historically, broadcast delay lines have been
implemented in a variety of fashions, from jerryrigged
analog tape delays using tricky relay
switching, to extremely expensive digital units
costing many thousands of dollars. The Symetrix
610 takes advantage of the latest digital audio
technology to bring to market a product that is
both simple to install and amazingly easy for even
the most nontechnical person to operate. All of
this, at a price that’s within the budget of any
broadcast facility.
The advantages of installing a 610 in your facility
are at least twofold: 1) profanities and unwanted
comments and their accompanying liabilities are
held at bay and 2) your station’s talent, programming
and engineering staff can proceed to do
their jobs with confidence and peace of mind.
In a typical scenario, the 610 is installed following
the main program output of the mixing
console. When the show begins, the host or
producer presses the START DELAY button.
The 610 inserts imperceptible delays into the
program until a 7.5 second delay time has been
reached. As explained above, should an unwanted
comment occur, the DUMP PROFANITY
button is pressed and 7.5 seconds of audio
vanishes taking the comment with it. The 610
automatically splices back together everything
except the 7.5 seconds which contained the
unwanted comment. Alternatively, the 610 can
be set up so that only half of the 7.5 second
memory is deleted the first time the button is
pushed, thereby maintaining a 3.75 second
reserve. This allows the host to bring another
caller on air right away without having to wait
for the memory to build up from scratch – a great
feature for fast moving shows! Just prior to the
end of the program the EXIT DELAY button is
pushed. The 610 begins releasing memory
gradually until there is no delay and operation is
in real time. It’s that simple.
As a bonus feature we’ve added a COUGH
button to allow the host to make impromptu
interruptions of the program for up to 7.5
seconds while keeping the audience unaware of
the break. In this situation the button is pushed
and the 610 plays from memory while the button
is held in. As soon as the button is released, the
610 automatically begins to refill the memory.
The host can cough, have a quick drink of water,
or make a comment to the producer or engineer
without any perceptible program interruption.
As with all Symetrix products the 610 Broadcast
Audio Delay is designed and constructed to the
highest broadcast industry standards. Our
documentation and customer support are second
to none. If your station’s programming includes
talk and you want to operate with confidence,
then contact your favorite equipment distributor
for a demonstration of the 610 Broadcast Audio
Delay. •
INACTIVE ACTIVE
BYPASS
OPERATE
AUDIO DELAY
BROADCAST
610
COUGH DUMP PROFANITY DELAY TIME (SECONDS)
0 .5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5
STATUS INPUT HEADROOM (dB) EXIT DELAY START DELAY
30 27 24 21 18 15 12 9 6 3 0
DELAY DELAY
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Conex 25 Hz Tone Decoder

Steve — Sun, 02 Dec 2012 13:56:41 +0000

Dual 25hhz Decoder with filter option…

SOLD: Harris MX-15 Exciter

Steve — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 00:34:39 +0000

Model=Harris MX-15 Exciter
SN= 83-766-16778

The over all condition good.
Recently refurbished – new caps
There is no power cable provided with it.
Unit is set to 10 watts
Currently set to 105.5 MHz and stable.
0.118% Distortion, response is good, and noise floor is -65.5 dB.

SR-4 Smart Relay 4

wesley — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 14:14:06 +0000

See Broadcast Tools website for details. Unit is new and unused.

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SOLD**: Mackie 1604-VLZ Pro Mixer

wesley — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 21:28:43 +0000

Unit has failed switches – discarded 11-7-2012scc
Specs here: http://www.mackie.com/products/1604vlzpro/1604VLZPRO_Specs.html

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SOLD: Sine Systems MBC-1 Message Board Controller

wesley — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 21:16:55 +0000

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Comrex Matrix GSM Module

wesley — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 21:14:42 +0000

GSM Module for a Comrex Matrix field unit.

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SOLD: Shure SM7B Microphone

wesley — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 20:07:12 +0000

Needs a windscreen

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Broadcast Works!