Doremi, Marshall and Other Media Equipment

Broadcast and media in today's society is still a very strong and popular force and is constanly in pursuit in staying on top of the game in terms of how broadcasts are delivered to homes and businesses across the country. Anybody who works in the broadcast field knows the importance of innovative audio and video monitoring equipment and systems. These specialist pieces of apparatus are vital to keeping the industry afloat and can make all the difference in the world. But what if your production company is struggling to know where to begin, where to purchase such equipment or even which systems you need in the first place? Well, help is at hand for all your needs. It's important first and foremost to have a better understanding of what type of brands are available out there. Marshall Electronics It's important to mention that these are not to be confused with Marshall Amps who specialise in guitar amplification! Marshall Electronics are developers of specialist media equipment such as their line of portable camera top monitors (also known as broadcast monitors). Online catalogues and distributors of monitors can provide customers with a range of different types whether it's a specific size screen you require or if you want something a little more high-tech (perhaps one with HDMI capabilities for a crisper image) 360 Systems If you are looking for a reliable multi channel server then 360 Systems is probably your go-to brand. With a whole host of servers to choose from you would be hard pushed not to be able to find the right kind of equipment for your recording requirements. Many of these multi channel servers are highly advanced, sophisticated machines with high-definition qualities, plenty of storage (the MAXX 2400 comes with a maximum capacity of 12 Terabytes!) and top quality image control. Doremi Similar to Marshall Electronics Doremi are specialists in providing top of the range video broadcast equipment. But they are also experts in providing disc recorders. With the advancement of digital equipment and electronic data and storage it's nice to know that more traditional (yet still sophisticated and reliable) recording equipment is available. But don't let that notion put you off. All this 'physical' media equipment is still up to industry standards and as such is still very popular in the field. For anyone who is in the media or broadcast business some of the above mentioned names may already be familiar but for those not in the know, or for those just starting out, it's always important to do a little reading and research before diving straight in.