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Convention Paper

A New Portable Audio Console for Television Remote Broadcasting

Authors: Gable, John R.

AES Convention 32 · Paper 516 · April 1967

Abstract

The Gates M-6546 Portable Console was developed and built for the American Broadcasting Company, for use in their new mobile color television vans, and has many features usually found only in large studio audio consoles. Three of these units have been delivered, and three more are currently under construction. This console has extensive facilities for foldback, two separate echo feed channels, and three independent output channels with provisions to add the output signal of any one to either or both of the other two output channels. Also input signal phase reversal switches, program equalizers in all mixing and echo receive channels, twelve input channels capable of handling signals varying from +8 to -60 VU, nominal, intercom facilities and othe conveniences for the operating group are provided.

Details

Published in
AES Convention 32
AES Convention
32
Paper number
516
Publication date
April 6, 1967
Affiliation
Gates Radio Company, (Harris - Intertype Corporation), Quincy, IL (See document for exact affiliation information.)
Type
Convention Paper