[BC] Rimshot signals and their studios

[DanWalthers1]

How about a boat repair shop.

It is a real studio and it can go on the air via isdn either directly or 
through the "remote studio".  The owners of the boat shop are paid rent, 
they are on the pay sheet as manager and one employee.  They receive a small 
salary, insurance, 401K, etc. just like everyone else.  There is also an 
up-to-date public file and dedicated, published, office phone, (which only 
rings if it's a wrong number).

It's a good deal for the station and for the small business that can't 
afford the benefits, it's a great deal.

D

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Paul B. Walker, Jr." <walkerbroadcasting at gmail.com>
To: "Broadcasters' Mailing List" <broadcast at radiolists.net>
Sent: Saturday, May 03, 2008 7:53 PM
Subject: [BC] Rimshot signals and their studios


> In my opinion, it seems like Las Vegas has a faiur amount of rimshot 
> signals
> targeting the market. Licensed to Pahrump, Hawthorne, Moapa and other 
> towns,
> 40 to 60 miles away who usually get a booster or three to better cover Las
> Vegas.
>
> For these signals that are licensed to towns so far away, but targeting 
> Las
> Vegas.. where are their studios? They obviously have to maintain some sort
> of local studio in or near their City of License.
>
> Where does a station usually put their "main studios" .. in a doctor's
> office? lawyers office? real estate agents office? What is the most 
> unique,
> odd or different place you've seen a station put it's"functional local 
> main
> studio"?
>
> What does equipment usually consist of in a "functional local main 
> studio"?
>
> Paul Walker
> www.realradiousa.com
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