Broadcast Electronics (BE) manufactures professional AM, FM, and TV transmitters, studio automation systems, and STL equipment for the broadcasting industry worldwide.
Broadcast Electronics (BE) is a leading designer and manufacturer of mission-critical equipment for radio and television stations. Founded in 1959 and based in Quincy, Illinois, BE has played a pivotal role in the broadcast industry, notably with its AudioVAULT studio automation systems and the legendary Marti Electronics brand of studio-transmitter links (STL).
The company’s product portfolio includes the Genesis and STX series of FM transmitters, AM transmitters, and a wide range of RF components. Broadcast Electronics provides comprehensive solutions for broadcasters, offering 24/7 technical support, parts availability, and robust remote control interfaces for their transmission systems.
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Marti Electronics is a brand of Broadcast Electronics. Manuals for Marti GTX/GRX and RPU equipment can be found through the Broadcast Electronics support portal.
For many Genesis series exciters, the factory default username is 'admin' and the password is 'system'. For some remote interface cards, the password may be '123456'. Refer to your specific manual for verification.
You can reach the parts department directly at +1 (217) 224-9617 or via email at parts@bdcast.com.
New Broadcast Electronics products typically carry a two-year limited warranty against defects in material or workmanship, though terms may vary for specific components like power tubes.
Yes, many BE transmitters feature an Ethernet interface. You can configure the IP address via the front panel to enable remote control through a web browser or SNMP.