AEQ's Forum IP Split console lands at the Canadian University of Cairo

The integrator Wahsh Engineering has led the installation in the Canadian University of Cairo from the console Forum IP Split from AEQ, which will be used for the professional development of its students.

Las Canadian Universities in Egypt They opened their doors in 2018 as the first International Branch Campus (IBC) in Egypt. It is the first International Campus in the New Administrative Capital and currently houses the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) and the Metropolitan University of Toronto (Former Ryerson University).

The university has recently decided to renew its Technological infrastructure with a console AEQ Forum Split with 16 faders, a signal box AEQ Studiobox and a micro-headphone AEQ HB02 with gain control. This selection of equipment will allow your students to prepare for radio environments con professional solutions deployed on dozens of stations around the world.

The AEQ Forum IP Split is a mixing console designed for emissions control on air. It incorporates the basic features necessary in this type of environment: automatic cut-off of monitors, cough cut-off, faderstart, signaling control, control signals for the automation of external equipment, management of external communications, intercommunication, etc.

Con modular and reduced design size, it adapts to different scenarios such as self-control, control-locution, television production controls, sound production, mixed configurations or integration in large installations. The Forum IP Split version comes with the FR CORE modular engine in 3 rack units. It can be composed of up to 6 quad fader modules, y una control and monitoring unit.

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