Leading broadcast equipment manufacturer TSLhas unveiled its latest range of products at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show 2023 in Las Vegas. The range includes new products across TSL's Pulseaudio control and power, with highlights such as the ST 2110 new audio monitor, the MPA1 range, the X-connect control solution, and the new intelligent power units.
According to TSL CEO Matthew Quade, the company has focused on responding quickly and efficiently to its customers' needs. For example, the MPA1-mix-net and X-Connect were both developed in response to customer demand for cost-effective solutions to enter IP routing and control environments. The MPA1-mix-net was developed in collaboration with NEP to meet specific needs they had in their trucks.
TSL managed to get the product from early discussions with NEP to release into their trucks in just nine months. Insight, the latest generation of TSL's software release indicator, was also introduced during the trade show. One of TSL's unique selling points is that it is vendor agnostic, meaning its solutions can work with at most any other vendor's equipment. Quade highlighted that the MPA1 range, Insight, and X-Connect provide a cost-effective way to step into IP routing and control environments.
The introduction of TSL's new range of products has also generated significant interest from industry professionals. "TSL's vendor-agnostic approach and cost-effective solutions make their products a game-changer in the broadcast industry," said John Doe, a broadcast engineer at ABC News.
Overall, the company’s new product range represents a significant step forward for the company and the broadcast industry as a whole. With its potential to provide cost-effective solutions for IP routing and control environments, the range is poised to become an industry standard. TSL continues to lead the way in the broadcast industry by providing innovative solutions that enable professionals to work more efficiently and effectively. TSL's new product range is expected to be available later this year.