ProSoundWeb: Studio Technologies announced that its newest announcer consoles, which are compatible with the industry’s most widely used audio-over-IP (AoIP) protocols, will be featured at the 2026 ISE Show at Fira de Barcelona in Spain at booth 4K800).
The consoles, now available for shipping, each offer a range of features but differ in the number of talkback sender (output) channels, with the six-talkback-channel Model 5536, four-talkback-channel Model 5534, and two-talkback-channel Model 5532.
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While I don’t have a particular need for an announcer console, I find it fascinating to think about the ramifications of making a talent-facing piece of hardware. I usually think about equipment that is designed to be specified and operated by trained technicians. In these situations, it is okay to have relatively complicated interfaces, because operators can be trained to pay attention to the information that is actually useful to them, and generally appreciate having more knowledge about what is going on in the state of a system. In contrast equipment that is designed to be used by the general public must be very simple to use, and not overly confusing. Unlike technicians, the public’s job is not to understand how their equipment works, just to give their presentation. I do think that it is also super advantageous to be able to remotely monitor and configure the interface. That way a technician supporting the talent can be ready to explain how to use the equipment, and reconfigure it to be as simple as possible for the talent.
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