Camargo Communication Group (GC2), a broadcasting company based in São Paulo, Brazil, operates several of the country’s most popular radio stations, including Radio Rock 89FM, Alpha Radio, and Nativa FM.
These stations are run in partnership with Bandeirantes and Disney Brazil. Additionally, GC2 manages two television channels: TV Guarulhos and TV Cotia.
Commitment to AEQ Technology
From the inception of the project, GC2’s technical management committed to using AEQ technology. Currently, the company’s ONAIR broadcasting system at its headquarters relies on five AEQ CAPITOL IP consoles. These consoles were chosen for their robustness, ease of operation, and high-quality audio production.
AEQ CAPITOL IP Console Features
The AEQ CAPITOL IP is an 8-channel, fixed-configuration digital audio mixing console. Its IP connectivity is implemented through a single module with 16 input and 16 output channels incorporated into its core. The console’s key features include:
- 4 mic/line inputs
- 12 analogue inputs
- 4 digital stereo AES/EBU (AES3) inputs
- 2 digital stereo USB inputs
- 2 optional telephone lines
- Optional digital multichannel audio links
- 16 AoIP channels over two Ethernet connectors
- 64 MADI channels input over optical fibre
Project Coordination
The project was overseen by the head of studies at GC2, Mr. Roberto Cidade, and the Technical Director, Mr. Sergio Borsoi. Their leadership ensured the successful integration of AEQ technology into GC2’s broadcasting infrastructure.
About AEQ
AEQ is a company specializing in professional audio equipment and broadcasting solutions. Established in 1982, AEQ provides products and services for audio mixing, automation, and communications in the broadcast industry. Their product range includes digital mixers, audio codecs, intercom systems, and various broadcast monitoring tools. AEQ’s solutions are designed to ensure high reliability, excellent audio quality, and efficient control for broadcasters. They are known for their involvement in both large-scale broadcasting events and local radio stations, offering comprehensive engineering and support services.
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