2016 will be another exciting year to learn and stay up to date with the latest and greatest in our industry. Our information sessions held in a dedicated section at our West Melbourne showroom are offered as a free service, …
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Stephen has been working with us at Radio Parts for the last 32 years. Initially in our dispatch department; packing parcels and entering connotes for couriers on each individual parcel, he soon transferred to sales when we found that he …
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Christmas is just around the corner and we know many of you have questions regarding our trading hours as well as cut-off dates to ensure your orders are delivered before Christmas to prevent a Christmas catastrophe!
Well, we’ve just updated …
We have been lucky to score a range of Aerial7 headphones with discounts ranging from %76 to 85% off marked prices.
With Christmas coming, these will sure to be a perfect addition under the Christmas tree!
See the whole range …
Although our DOSS range of IP CCTV solutions are designed to be easy to setup from the get-go, a little bit of help never hurts!
View our newly added NVR FAQ (Frequently Asked Question) section at www.radioparts.com.au/nvr-faq.
Or watch …
The newly released DAB+ Digital Radio Report shows that the popularity and ongoing success of DAB+ broadcast technology and devices has seen numbers increase across the board.
DAB+ provides inherently better sound quality than traditional AM/FM radio whilst providing much …
Using an HDBaseT Extender with a Panasonic 4K TV?
The following solution has been tried and proven using a Panasonic TX-55CX740A but should apply to many Panasonic 4K TVs currently out in the market.
What was the problem?
The feedback …
If you are a Radio Parts 30-Day Account or Trade Card holder, you are able to export product data in CSV (Comma Separated Value) format, ready to be opened up in any spreadsheet program like Excel.
Simply follow these steps:…
What’s the frequency, Kenneth?
Currently, a large number of wireless audio systems and devices operate within the frequency range 520-820 MHz.
From 31 December 2014, wireless microphones will no longer be able to operate in the 694-820 MHz frequency …