[BC] "live" feeds

[Mike McCarthy]

Agreed.  For a campus, a dry loop pair is as good as you will get. 
Why make it more complicated than needed. Simply drive it with a 
small mixer...like a M67 or M367 and a mic.

You might want to consider a 2nd pair for a clean back-feed/IFB for 
cueing and such with a small Henry headphone amp.

When critical news is breaking, coordination with the main studio is critical.

Mike

Rick: > > You might talk to the IT or telephone people on campus 
about a dry pair of > wires between your studio and the meteorology 
lab. For a relatively short > run of a few thousand feet you really 
can drive analog audio into a twisted > pair with good performance at 
the receiving end. I suspect you will be able > to do this with a 
pair of transformers without the need for equalization. > With this 
method there is no