Radio Inanda renews its study with the AEQ Capitol IP console

The Capitol IP12 digital console AEQ It has become the axis of the emissions of Radio Inanda, a community station located in the homonymous region of South Africa.

Radio Inanda, with an average audience of 51,000 daily listeners, issues in 88.4 FM and on its website of its origins, serving as an official station of the region's government. Among its most popular formats are programs that address the daily challenges faced by women, young people, children and people with disabilities of the community. In all these programs, situations are analyzed from the same perspective: how Ink's urban renewal node is addressing these problems.

Recently, the technical direction of the broadcaster decided to renew its main broadcasting study with the console AEQ Capitol IP12. Radio Inanda undertook this project with the assistance of Buck Broadcast, AEQ distribution company in South Africa.

As its name indicates, the Capitol IP12 It has a fixed configuration of 12 faders. Its IP connectivity is based on a single module 16 input channels and 16 output, incorporated into his "core." One of the main qualities is the wide range of inputs available: 4 micro/line, 12 analog, 4 ESE/EBU Stereo Digital (AES3), 2 USB Stereo digital, 2 optional telephone lines, and optional digital multichannel audio links. In the same way, it offers 16 AOIP channels On two Ethernet connectors or 64 Madi channels input by fiber optic.