We’ve just upgraded our Comrex system, improving our ability to do remote broadcasts, such as our annual live coverage of The Conference on World Affairs from CU Boulder.
Digital, not duct tape.New studio capabilities, modern digital libraries, more reliable sound from any listener device.
KGNU Infrastructure
The heart of KGNU pulses from our studios. Yet, despite our best bootstrapping efforts, our studios are over two decades shy of modern.
It’s essential for us to upgrade security, modernize soundboards, and have a digital music library available in all of our studios.
Upgrades to our membership software, website, playlist system, and training systems are also long overdue.
Equipped with a modern digital studio and systems, we can leap into the present and provide a sharper, more reliable sound to KGNU listeners on any device they choose.
KGNU’s connection to our communities is more than our content.
By enhancing the connectivity for our Boulder and Denver studios, we can better serve our communities. The Denver studio will become a fully operational broadcast station and Boulder’s communication capacities will be reinforced.
Greater systems independence will make it easier for Denver volunteers to host shows and deliver independent content to our communities.
It will also make KGNU more dependable in case we were ever to lose our ability to broadcast from Boulder due to a crisis such as flood or fire.