CBS affiliate KUTV2 installed a Max Air all-digital audio console after an onsite station visit by the Euphonix Max Air Broadcast Tour. The 32-fader, 96-channel console is now installed in the station's main studio and is being used for all news programming. The Euphonix Max Air Tour consists of the console set up to

Euphonix plans to launch "one of the biggest marketing and sales efforts Euphonix has ever put on," to promote its new Max Air digital audio broadcast console. The company is sending a specially commissioned demonstration vehicle on a tour through 37 cities, starting in Minneapolis on Sept. 25 and ending at NAB2003 in

The console will be used to broadcast news and current affairs

At NAB2005, Euphonix will demonstrate seamless integration of its System 5-B and Max Air consoles with facility routers, which give audio operator and panel-controlled router operators fully independent control of every source on the system for the first time. Also featured in the Euphonix booth is Version 1.4 so

The demonstration vehicle is outfitted with a 96 channel Max Air mixing system and is set-up to simulate a local TV station digital audio control room.

Euphonix has announced the sale of a new Max Air console to Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) station KTVR