Calrec

Calrec is a famous manufacturer of high-quality digital and analogue consoles exclusively for broadcasters. Established in 1964, Calrec is based in the North of England. With over 40 years of experience with broadcasters, the company has pushed the limits of technology to provide state-of-the-art facilities to meet the growing requirements.

Calrec started developing digitally controlled assignable consoles during the 1980s. The first commercially produced digitally controlled assignable mixing console was supplied to BBC Radio OB's in 1981. With primary focus on the specific requirements of the customers, Calrec is committed to develop solutions to their problems.

The company specializes in providing a distinctive family of digital consoles like the large-format Alpha, Sigma and Zeta 100. All of these consoles share the time-served Alpha operating architecture as well as the comprehensive broadcast-specific features. The standard features of these instruments comprises high levels of resilience, hot-swappable cards and panels and process that operate independently of the on-board PC. The Alpha is an all digital audio console made specifically for live production and on-air use. The Sigma digital console offers exceptional levels of redundancy in its class. The Zeta is yet another digital console from its legendary digital development programme. Some of the other products lines from Calrec include High Density Signal Processing, Audio Networking, Digital Console for radio and other equipments.