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1998. Major changes were needed at the studio site.
In came the carpenters to lay down new countertops in five studio rooms. This is all custom cabinetry designed specifically for each individual studio room. Note the rolled oak edges for durability. There are rounded outside corners, in walk areas, to prevent injuries. |
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Electricians came in to revise electrical wiring and lighting. |
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Here is Production Studio Two under construction. The Arrakis 1200 series console is open and wires are being connected. |
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Mark Anderson, the station engineer, is shown here installing equipment in a new set of equipment racks replacing the original racks behind him on our left. Those racks ultimately wound up being used at the transmitter site when it was rebuilt. |
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Mark Persons is setting up speakers for comparison purposes in Production Studio Two. Picking the right speaker for each room is important. |
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Here is Mark Persons smiling behind a microphone in Production Studio One. It was a long, complicated, and rewarding project. Look at the great views through windows into two main studios. |
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Mark Anderson on the air in the KB101 Studio. Mark has been with the station for many years. He knows the business and the community well. When not filling in for announcers on vacation, Mark is the Station Engineer. |
| KBUN/KBHP/KKZY Radio does not currently have a web site. Their telephone number is 218-444-1500. |
page last edited 03/22/2008
