Headquarters Toronto, Canada | Founded April 1967 | |
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Industry Professional audio design & engineering Key people Ron W. Ward, Rodger K. Beck, Eugene Johnson | ||
Ward beck systems madi to aes digital to analog distribution amplifier
Ward-Beck Systems commonly referred to as Ward-Beck or simply WBS, is a Canadian manufacture of broadcast audio and video equipment. It was founded in a garage in April 1967 by Ron W. Ward and director of engineering, Rodger K. Beck.
Contents
- Ward beck systems madi to aes digital to analog distribution amplifier
- Date of manufacture
- Mixing consoles
- Mixing console components
- Intercom and other components
- Customers and users
- Ward Beck Systems Preservation Society WBSPS
- References
Date of manufacture
The first two digits of the module or consoles serial number dictates the year of manufacturing.
Mixing consoles
Mixing console components
Intercom and other components
Customers and users
Ward-Beck Systems Preservation Society (WBSPS)
The Ward-Beck Systems Preservation Society was founded in 2005 by Tony Kuzub. The goal and objective of the WBSPS is to keep vintage Ward-Beck equipment running and working by supplying a database of documentation, knowledge, and support. There are only a handful of consoles still in existence and use, and the WBSPS is dedicated to keeping these consoles in use and maintained. Many manuals have been scanned in their entirety and posted for all to learn from. The WBSPS was given permission by Eugene Johnson of Ward-Beck to publish information regarding vintage WBS equipment. The WBSPS is not directly or in-directly associated with Ward-Beck Systems Incorporated. A Letter of permission from Ward-Beck Systems