AA Roadwatch, the number one traffic and travel service provider in Ireland, who broadcast over 50 live travel bulletins daily to four national radio stations and Dublin’s Newstalk 106, have recently moved to new purpose built studios in Dublin.

Audionics were commissioned to provide a combined mixer/router system to enable four studios to be routed to remote stations via twelve WorldNet Tokyo codecs, their APT technology providing 15kHz bandwidth with no latency.

Audionics 6 channel assignable ADX consoles are routed to the codecs via a four layer audio and control router, which provides both send and return audio with autodial and frame lock control signals.

Main considerations for the move to new premises were to be more resourceful with studios, enabling any station to dial into any studio and also allow for the Public Policy Department to do interviews with multiple radio stations.

Commenting on the new installation, AA spokesperson said, “The new studios and equipment are extremely easy to use, you simply select your station and turn on the codec, totally hassle free and quick to connect. Being able to connect to any of our radio customers from all of our studios makes much more sense and makes the best use of our studios and resources”

Allison Byrne of AA Roadwatch