Broadcsat (2) 14:47 Jun 12, 2012
Of course, to some extent such distinctions are in many ways irrelevant nowadays, with much amateur equipment having at least some specifications superior to broadcast equipment of just a few years ago; good results can be had from lower-grade equipment, while in the wrong hands, even superlative equipment can still produce mediocre results!
The other possible meaning of 'broadcast' is that the studio has facilities for direct-to-air transmission — but that seems to me far less likely, given the apparent context (which is not, however, entirely clear). | 
peer agreement (net): +1
