GMA Network upgraded its system after a decade of using an aging analogue mixer in the TV news studio. A few months later, it purchased another mixer for its multipurpose studio. JAA Systems collaborated with its Philippines dealer, Stagecraft International, to supply Calrec consoles to GMA Network.
“GMA Network buying two Calrec Brio36 mixers within the same year proves that the Brio36 is an excellent mixer,” said Francisco Zabala, president of Stagecraft International. “With its flexibility, powerful features, and minimalist surface, it’s no wonder so many operators find it easy to use,” he added.
Ts. David Chan, managing director of JAA Systems, also commented on the purchase. “Congratulations to GMA Network on purchasing the first Brio36 mixer in the Philippines,” he said. “This is a great recognition and proves that Calrec’s Brio36 is one of the best small to medium live broadcast and production consoles in the Southeast Asian market,” Chan added.
The successful collaboration between JAA Systems and Stagecraft International highlights the demand for high-quality broadcasting equipment in the region. GMA Network’s investment in the Brio36 mixers showcases their commitment to enhancing broadcast quality. The Brio36 mixers are known for their user-friendly interface and robust capabilities. This makes them a popular choice among broadcasting professionals.
The new mixers will enable GMA Network to improve its production efficiency and overall broadcast quality. This upgrade marks a significant milestone in GMA Network’s efforts to stay ahead in the competitive broadcasting industry. The partnership with JAA Systems and Stagecraft International ensures continued support and service for GMA Network’s technical needs.
