Second hand radio station equipment for sale provides an easier and more affordable way to start a station. The offers include a wide array of low and high frequency equipment from which to choose.

Console or mixer (mixer) plays a central role in setting up a station. With this device you can mix the different sound sources: microphones, CDs and computer. It is convenient that you have, at least, a telephone hybrid to be able to receive calls on air.

Computers have revolutionized radio in recent years, both in the audio edition and in the transmission. Few radio stations are still playing CDs or record players. Almost all do it from a computer. It is advisable, therefore, to have a good computer, at least a Pentium 4 with 512 Mb of RAM. A large hard disk (250GB) will allow you to save many songs in MP3.You have to invest in a good sound card.

Radial automation software enables the automatic programming of the station. There are many payment programs: It is interesting to spend on good microphones, especially if it is a station that has live programs most of the time. If you have resources, you can invest in high-end options. Place a filter in front of each microphone to avoid the annoying blows. (Filter-Pop) Learn how to make yourself one.

Hearing aids (headphones) allow the guests to the radio to listen to their own announcers. There are hundreds of brands available on the market at varying prices.

In some radios with a hot booth (that is, without separation between the area of locution and controls), they may not use headphones. Manufacturers prefer putting some speakers and the only thing they get is feedback. What comes out of the speakers comes back into the microphone and an annoying buzzing sound arises.

In a radio station, it is necessary to listen to the broadcast that is really going on the air. If you monitor only the signal that comes out of the console, the transmitter may malfunction and you do not know.

You can buy a small radio from those we have at home and tune in to our frequency. There are tuner equipment, but they are a bit more expensive and you also have to have speakers to connect them. There must be some in the control cabin. There are some that are already amplified so you will not have to buy any extra equipment.

Computers have reduced the use of other equipment that were previously essential in a radio, such as compact disc (CD) players and cassettes.