Our clients love to tell people about their Axia gear. Here are a few of their stories.
"Like a hand and glove"
Life is just better when things go together. Like peanut butter and jelly, ginger and wasabe, PEEK and POKE. And of course, Axia and Telos. We took some time to talk with Ryan Krupa, CE of Quinnipiac University's WQUN, about that last pairing, and why it works so well for 'QUN.
"And one to grow on!"
Can you believe it's been just 3 years since Axia first poked its little head into the world and began making noise? On the occasion of our 3rd birthday, we talk to President Michael "Catfish" Dosch and administer the traditional birthday spanking
Where does the time go?
The Axia marketing pests check in with one of our first clients to see how he likes his Axia system after a couple of years on-air. Don't we have anything better to do than to bug a guy while he's working?
Dollars, Sense, and The Dave Ramsey Show
Financial host Dave Ramsey spends a lot of time advising folks to avoid spending money. So what prompted him to buy a new Axia IP-Audio Network and Element console for his on-air studio? Producer Blake Thompson explains
Go East, Young Man
Radio Free Asia broadcasts 252 hours of programming weekly to listeners in Southeast Asia. See inside their operations as we talk to RFA tech gurus David Baden and John Penovich about their new Axia studios. Go behind the veil
Happy Birthday, Sweet IP
We talked with Axia president Mike "Catfish" Dosch on the occasion of the division's first anniversary about what Axia has already achieved, and plans for the future. (Think bigger, better, and more.) Get the straight scoop
The Old World Meets The New Tech
Poland is best known for its rich musical heritage and Baltic beaches. And Magnetic Media's Piotr Kubacki is now known as one of the first proponents of Axia IP-Audio technology. Piotr tells all
The Two Become One
Problem: you've got to get audio from one building to another. And the cost of digging for multi-pair cable is just too high. Solution: an Axia IP-Audio snake with a single fiber optic link! Clear Channel's John Riccio gives the lowdown
East Meets West (With Ethernet)
?...one day at midnight, we patched our delivery PC directly into the audio processor to stay on the air, and moved all the old stuff out and the new equipment in. Four hours later, we were on the air with it.? Read the whole story
Carpé IP
Student radio operators aren't generally known for their gentleness on equipment. So when Cleveland State University's WCSB needed a studio upgrade, reliable Axia consoles and routing gear were their choice. Sieze the packets
Catfishing with Mike Dosch
Introducing Axia, a new division of Telos. Top dog - er, Catfish - Michael Dosch talks about the tech, and why we launched a whole new division for it. Bait your hook