AEQ will be showing its latest technologies for professional audio production and broadcasting, including the Forum IP Plus, its AoIP digital console for radio and television, and Systel Max, a call management and multi-conferencing system for broadcast and corporate environments, at the NAB Show.
The company said that the Forum IP Plus and Systel Max both illustrate the company’s focus on flexible, scalable solutions designed for today’s media environments.
Forum IP Plus is AEQ’s new AoIP digital console, designed for radio and broadcast production environments that require flexibility and integration into IP infrastructures.
It features 32 mix and processing buses and 10 N-1 buses, along with multichannel connectivity via AoIP or MADI.
Optional features include telephone hybrids, a virtual control surface, and a touchscreen for control and monitoring. Its modular engine allows configuration of up to 24 motorized faders in groups of four and management of up to 180 channels.
Systel Max
In addition, AEQ will present Systel Max, its next-generation call-in and multi-conferencing system, developed for radio, television and professional environments.
Based on VoIP technology and the SIP protocol, Systel Max allows the integration of broadcast communications with existing IP PBXs, corporate telephony systems and IP service providers.
Its architecture, which is based on a non-blocking digital matrix and Dante/AES67 connectivity, means Systel Max ensures that multiple calls can be on air simultaneously without compromising audio quality, AEQ said.
It also offers various control options through software applications and touchscreen terminals, adapting to the workflows of producers, engineers,and presenters in both radio and television.
NAB Show booth: C3106
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