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The Future Is Calling. (It’S for You.) The future is calling. (It’s for you.) These days, nearly everything is networked. they’re available for use anywhere in your in production rooms, news workstations, or any- And now, so are your broadcast phones. Meet facility. And if you decide you want to use VoIP where there’s a PC with a USB mic and headset. Telos VX, the multi-line, multi-studio, net- services, VX can do that too. Got a hot talkshow that suddenly demands more worked talkshow system. lines in a certain studio? Just a few keystrokes at VX is so scalable, it can manage multiple a computer and you’re set. VX uses standard Ethernet to connect all simultaneous talkshows in the largest facilities. the phones, hybrids and consoles around Yet it’s cost-effective even for a few studios. Ready for the future? Get Telos VX. your facility, transporting caller audio, mix- Audio is clean and consistent, because dedi- Because you’ve got more than callers on the line. minus, POH and control logic on one skinny cated, third-generation Telos hybrids manage cable. Connect to POTS, ISDN-PRI, or even BRI each individual call. Even conferences are telco lines via standard gateways, and voila, crystal-clear. You can deploy VX “virtual phones” Call BSW for your Best Price 800-426-8434 TELEPHONE SYSTEms​ Need a Phone System? At BSW, You're Never on Hold! Call controller 6- and 12-line Modular Telephone Systems Extended Desktop Director The Telos Nx12 is a powerful 12-line phone system offering state-of-the-art hybrid Director provides line status for and permits control of up to 12 incoming calls technology with support for both ISDN and POTS phone lines, including caller ID. assignable to four hybrids. The Call Controller is a compact control option for up to A self-contained system, it sports four advanced Telos hybrids that can be used 12 lines and 2 hybrids. Connect the call Controller to an ordinary POTS telephone for in single- or dual-studio configurations, and comes equipped with analog or AES screener or studio telephone operation. inputs/outputs. Note: If you order analog I/Os two hybrids are accessible. With digital The optional 3001-00003 Assistant Producer v3.5 call screening software operates I/O models, four hybrids are accessible. Many configurations available. Call BSW with Microsoft Windows and provides instant communication between producers today for more details. To ensure that caller audio sounds its best, each of Nx12’s and hosts with detailed on-screen line and caller status, allows remote screening/ four hybrids is equipped with its own Omnia AGC and noise gate, using the latest supervision of talk shows via LAN or WAN. DSP algorithms to make caller-to-caller consistency better than ever, no matter how high or low the caller’s gain is. In addition to hybrid cancellation, there’s also echo Nx12 available from $3,995 Complete Nx12 Packages available from $4,995! cancellation to handle those tricky VoIP and cellular callers. It boasts all the bells Nx6 available from $2,995 Complete Nx6 Packages available from $3,995! and whistles producers and talent rely on to make their lives easier, including Telos’ Accessories exclusive Status Symbols visual call system. TWOX12DD Desktop Director List $1,095.00 The rackmount hybrid and control surfaces are sold separately. For answering the 2001-00072 Extended Desktop Director List $1,795.00 phone, choose from the TWOX12DD Desktop Director, 2001-00072 Extended 2001-00143 Call controller List $895.00 Desktop Director and 2001-00143 Call Controller. The Desktop Director is used to 3001-00003 Assistant Producer software List $595.00 screening calls, dialing and other talk show functions. It comes with handset and Contact BSW For Lowest Prices separate connection for optional 3rd-party call screener’s headset. NX12 supports two Desktop Directors standard, expandable to eight. The Extended Desktop Multi-Studio VoIP Phone Broadcast System VXPRODUCER Telos VX is the world's first multi-studio VoIP phone system for broadcast, completely scalable for multi-studio use. VX plugs right into Axia IP-Audio networks, connecting multiple channels of audio and control via a single Ethernet RJ-45. The VX uses standard SIP and RTP protocols, so it works with your VoIP- based PBX or SIP-trunking Telco service to direct up to 80 lines of phone traffic. Gateways allow the VX to connect to traditional Telco lines, including T1/E1, ISDN, and POTS. The VX Engine is where all hybrids are housed, and call control and audio processing occurs. Since VX is an IP-based system, I/O is only limited by network bandwidth and throughput, resulting in an unprecedented capacity of up to 80 available incoming lines. Up to 20 studios can connect to a single VX Engine, each with its own VSet12 (VX Director) phone system and VX Producer call screening software for control. The VSet12 (VX Director) offers an attractive LCD color display that uses exclusive Status Symbols to instantly let talent know what's going on. It can handle up to 12 phone lines, providing detailed line status, caller information and fader assignments at a glance. The info- rich display shows caller ID for each line, along with time ringing-in or on-hold, and even screener comments from the VX Producer software application. Windows-based VX Producer software streamlines call screening, recording and editing with its intuitive, user-friendly interface. VX Producer gives talk show producers all the information they need, VXENGINE including caller status, screener's comments, Caller ID and time per call VXDIRECTOR for up to 12 lines. But VX Producer is much more than just a call screening application. Plug a headset mic into your PC, and you can make and take phone calls directly from VX Producer. There's also a built-in audio editing Directs up to 80 lines application that lets you record, edit and play back conversations without the of phone traffic! need for any third-party software. VXENGINE List $8,495.00 VXDIRECTOR List $1,049.00 VXPRODUCER List $495.00 Contact BSW For Lowest Prices 1·800·426·8434 • www.bswusa.com • [email protected] 31 1664: Just what it looks like. 1876: Alexander Graham 1900: Phones become fixtures 1920: Every home is Two tin cups and a string. Bell’s commercially in more well-to-do and working toward having But it transmitted sound! viable telephone. steam-punk homes. a telephone! HD VoIP VOICE 1936: The advent of the 1963: Push buttons usher 1983: The mobile 2004: IP Telephones 2007: Smartphones are dial desk phone. No more in the thoroughly modern phone is a reality. begin to become the complete communications asking the operator to world. Touch tones enter Plots in all TV staple of modern centers. AND they can connect you. pop culture. shows get a boost! business. sound great! AS PHONES GET ‘SMARTER,’ YOUR ON-AIR CALLERS SHOULD SOUND ‘BETTER,’ RIGHT? NOW THEY CAN... VoIP • POTS •HD VOICE • CALL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM STAC-VIP leverages VoIP (Voice over IP) technology to deliver a new way to manage all your phone calls for talk shows, interviews and contests. It breaks new ground by handling calls from HD Voice-capable telephones as well Smartphone apps. Give your listeners the best sounding shows on the air. Get STAC-VIP. GET ALL YOUR COMREX GEAR FROM BSW! CALL OR CLICK: 800-426-8434 or [email protected] comrex.com COMREX_STAC_VIP_AD_BSW.indd 1 11/11/11 2:01:59 PM TELEPHONE SYSTEMS – HYBRIDS BSW CustoMER Favorite STAC Phone System Gives You Complete Control STAC12 The Comrex Studio Telephone Access Center (STAC) puts you in control of your talk shows, call-ins and phoners with great sound, ease of operation and a scalable configuration. Dual, high-performance digital hybrids – 6 or 12-line system Screener Mode simplifies screening and queuing; web browser control Automatically answers calls with custom message and puts them on hold XLR Send input; XLR Caller 1 and 2 outputs; two stereo mini headphone jacks Front panel LEDs indicate level status Aux DB-9 control output, momentary or latching STAC6 6-line phone system List $3,200.00 STAC12 12-line phone system List $3,900.00 STAC6CS Additional control surface for STAC6 List $600.00 STAC12CS Additional control surface for STAC12 List $900.00 STACEK STAC6-to-STAC12 expansion module List $900.00 Contact BSW For Lowest Prices STAC6 Powerful VoIP Talkshow System Comrex STAC VIP smoothly integrates legacy POTS lines with VoIP technology to deliver a new way to manage telephone calls for talk shows, interviews and contests. Besides taking traditional POTS calls, it also handles calls from HD Voice-capable telephones and Smartphones apps, as well as high quality calls from Skype users. Complete with the STAC IP Call Screening and Control Interface, the STAC VIP Caller Management system will even integrate with your VoIP PBX system. • Processes up to 12 incoming VoIP calls on a single DSL line utilizing telephone grade G.729 audio compression • Easily accommodates legacy POTS/ISDN • Easy extension sharing and integration with SIP-based PBX systems • Accepts incoming wideband voice calls from VoIP telephones, wideband voice capable Smartphones and soft codecs • Seamlessly integrates with Skype • Analog and digital I/O STAC-VIP List $4,500.00 Contact BSW For Lowest Prices Convenient 6-Line Telephone System SCONSOLE The affordable 1X6 has all of the telephone interface BSW equipment necessary for talk show programming. A single CustoMER rackmount unit houses both a Telos ONE digital hybrid and a Favorite six-line, broadcast phone system. The 1X6 is easy to install – all six phone lines are connected using standard RJ-11C plugs and all audio connections are XLR.
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