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Audioarts
Audioarts Engineering is an American brand of consoles and processing for radio, now owned by Wheatstone Corporation (New Bern, North Carolina). Positioned in the affordable, rugged end of broadcast, it offers analogue, hybrid-digital and, more recently, AoIP networked consoles.
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