All speakers are outside. We do not ghetto blast the campus, as we want students to have the choice to listen or not too, as they wish. College Radio is the first practical broadcasting project and was established at the College in 1989, by Media Studies students. The establishment cost was partly meet by student fund raising in the form of a Variety Concert, and by the use of equipment already in the department. There is also another similar amplifier which can be used for emergencies, but is usually utilized as the studio monitor amplifier.
Music is played on two CD players and two stereo cassette decks.
We still have available our original turn tables should they be needed for vinyl. In addition one CD player and two tape cassette players are available for auditioning tracks. Unfortunately we do not have any cart drives. Naturally there is a presenter's mic and unusually we can also run video tape for sound from VHS when needed. A reel to reel tape recorder can be used if needed.