Orban has been the benchmark for professional audio processing worldwide and continues today to provide absolute state-of-the-art audio processing solutions for live performance venues and content creators, as well as radio, TV and Internet broadcasters.

Orban Labs, Inc, 7209 Browning Road, Pennsauken, NJ 08109, United States 856-719-9900 sales@orban.com

Orban Labs, Inc. 7209 Browning Road Pennsauken, NJ 08109, USA Phone: +1.856.719.9900 Email:

Information about the company Orban which has been the benchmark for professional audio processing worldwide. Orban provides absolute state-of-the-art audio solutions for live performance venues and content creators, as well as radio, TV and Internet broadcasters.

OPTIMOD 8700i is Orban’s flagship broadcast audio processor for both analog FM transmission and digital media (DAB+/HD Radio/Streaming). Providing 2-band as well as 5-band audio processing structures, the 8700i gives you the industry’s most consistent sound, track-to-track and source-to-source.

The OPTIMOD-PCn 1600 is Orban’s solution for server-based audio processing. It complements our well-known hardware processor product portfolio and is the perfect choice for customers who need a flexible and scalable audio processing solution.

Orban Labs, Inc, 7209 Browning Road, Pennsauken, NJ 08109, United States 856-719-9900 sales@orban.com

Orban Labs, Inc, 7209 Browning Road, Pennsauken, NJ 08109, United States 856-719-9900 sales@orban.com

The 5500i is the ideal choice for network broadcasters who process with Orban’s flagship OPTIMOD 8700i at the network origination point and who need a processor at every transmitter to eliminate STL overshoots (using the 5500i’s stand-alone stereo encoder mode) and/or to process local insertions while also eliminating network STL overshoots ...

FM Operating Mode: OPTIMOD Trio provides four FM processing structures: Five-Band, Low-Latency Five-Band, Ultra-Low-Latency Five-Band and Two-Band. Additionally, it can be also used as stand-alone stereo encoder with latency as low as 2 msec and full overshoot limiting in both the left/right and composite baseband domains.