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Audioconl Intercom
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From the simple two person intercom to the sophisticated 4-channel
unit, Audiocom technology responds to your communication needs.
The balanced line design protects wiring from external interference
and, Audiocom interfaces with Clearcom, RTS and Telco. Simple colorcoded cabling takes the headache out of wiring for theaters,
auditoriums, industrial, broadcast, recording and a host of sporting
applications involving spotter-to-coach communications.
Audiocom's microprocessor circuitry adds the option of closed-circuit
communications capability for discreet communications between the
master station and any of up to 150 remote stations.
Telex has also developed a line of light, comfortable intercom headsets
to be used with Audiocom. Telex has once again taken sophisticated
technology and made it simple and comfortable to use. For more
detailed information, write to Telex Communications, Inc., 9600 Aldrich
Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55420

Contributing Editors·
Ashok Bhavnani * Ned
Bowman· Sarah Nash Gates·
Brooks McNamara *
Joel Rubin * Tom Watson *
Fred M. Wolff

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