Setting the Standard in Broadcast IT

Email: sales@adrl.co.uk
Telephone: +44 (0)118 324 0046
Fax: +44 (0)118 324 0048

From the early 70’s, Audio & Design (Recording) was very successful with its famous range of transistor designed limiters & compressors which sold worldwide to professional recording studios, music artists and the broadcast industry.

Since the mid 80’s, the company went on to pioneered many digital interface products that have allowed a broad spectrum of the professional audio market to convert and edit digital protocols.

Today Audio & Design Reading Ltd has evolved to become a major consultant and systems installer for the Broadcast IT market.  The company is widely recognised for it’s dedication to high quality manufacture of grade 1 Video, SDI & AES digital clock reference generators, sample rate converters, digital audio distribution and management modules, desktop digital mixers and digital mic amps. Audio & Design also supply many of the major Broadcast Stations with transmitter level control equipment such as DBL1 voice over digital limiter/compressors as well as automated post production digital audio management equipment.

Above: The renowned F760X-RS Compex Limiter/Compressor which as a sound processor, predominately influenced drum and vocal sound techniques used in the music recording industry throughout the 70’s & 80’s.

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