A name familiar to many in broadcast radio engineering is Jim Wood, probably best known for his work at Inovonics.
Wood has spent decades developing practical, high-performance products that have found their way into broadcast facilities worldwide.
Through his semi-retirement venture, The Schlockwood Laboratory, he has continued that tradition by designing equipment that delivers professional capability while remaining accessible to smaller broadcasters, hobbyists and amateur radio operators.
Schlockwood Laboratory’s first offering, the SW200 multiband audio processor, quickly earned a loyal following among FCC Part 15-compliant broadcasters and the amateur radio community.
Its combination of effective multiband processing, straightforward operation and affordable price made it a popular choice for operators seeking professional-sounding audio without the complexity or cost of traditional broadcast processors.
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