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Melinda FM faced a common problem, upgrade the mobile equipment package to be competitive… but there are a lot of options out there.
Situated in Middelkerke, on the coast of Belgium’s West Flanders, Melinda FM worked with integrator Aircast to settle on Lawo’s crystal console as the mobile package base.
Aircast Media Solution Manager Tommy Degraeve explained, “When Melinda FM, one of our long-standing customers, asked us to upgrade their mobile studio, we analyzed their requirements. Together we scanned the market for a solution mapping best the radio station’s demands for optimized workflows, system openness, and future potential, and found that, considering all this, we should test the Lawo crystal broadcast console.”
Melinda FM Owner and Chairman Chris Schoutteet said, “We wanted a versatile mixing system that would offer us expansion options, so that we could, for example, offer programs with extended listener participation via telephone. or voice-over-IP connections. With the crystal, for a slightly higher initial cost, we now own a system that is tailored precisely to our requirements, is of high quality, reliable and expandable — and therefore futureproof. References from major broadcasters support our decision.”
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