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TBC is Back at NAB Show 2026 – Las Vegas!

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We’re heading to the Las Vegas Convention Center, April 13–16, and we couldn’t be more excited! Find us at Booth C2426 for a first-hand look at our latest broadcast consoles and technical furniture — designed to make your workflow smoother and your workspace smarter.

Whether you’re a broadcaster, engineer, or media pro, TBC has something for you. From ergonomic, modular consoles to customizable solutions built to fit any setup, our team will be on hand to give live demos, answer questions, and share tips for taking your broadcast environment to the next level.

NAB Show 2026 isn’t just about seeing products — it’s about experiencing the future of media, connecting with the community, and discovering tools that make your workday easier and more creative. Stop by, explore our demos, and let us show you how TBC is transforming the way broadcasters work.

Register now using our code NS2437 — and get ready for an unforgettable show!

 

Daystar Television – Bedford, TX

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TBC’s installation for Daystar Television Network facility in Bedford, Texas features custom broadcast furniture engineered to support the Production Control Room (PCR) and Media Acquisition and Playout (MAP) areas. The build incorporates our height-adjustable FITT+ and SmartTrac consoles, delivering flexibility and ergonomic performance for demanding broadcast workflows.

A standout element within the PCR is a custom lighting solution developed by TBC. This design features a precision-engineered metal housing with independently controllable lighting at each operator position, mounted above the turret to provide localized illumination. The system enhances visibility without the need for pin lighting or traditional task lamps, all within a clean, fully integrated console design suited to fast-paced production environments.

The worksurfaces utilize our premium cosmic strandz phenolic finish, offering durability and a refined appearance. Completing the installation are our new E5 monitor arms which provide forward-looking adaptability, supporting a wide range of configurations with a load capacity of 5 to 45 pounds per arm.

 

 

HuskerVision facility – Lincoln, NE

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TBC Consoles contributed to the renovation of the University of Nebraska’s HuskerVision facility, providing broadcast furniture for the upgraded control rooms. The $12 million overhaul, aimed at modernizing the production space, involved the installation of cutting-edge 4K HDR and SMPTE 2110 IP-based systems. BeckTV led the integration, and TBC Consoles’ specialized furniture was key in outfitting the three control rooms, which now house 34 operator positions and support a variety of broadcast technologies. The upgraded space will facilitate live event productions across multiple athletic venues, enhancing the university’s media operations.

 

 

Custom LED logo panels

Custom LED logo panels

4K HDR and SMPTE 2110 IP-based systems

4K HDR and SMPTE 2110 IP-based systems

Live B1G+ broadcasts from eight venues

Live B1G+ broadcasts from eight venues

Big Ten Conference Replay Center, Rosemount, IL

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TBC is proud to have played a role in the development of the B1G replay center, a space that showcases a high level of technological advancement. With 18 dedicated user terminals staffed by collaborative replay officials, these terminals feature TBC’s linear fixed-height FITT consoles and utilize large-format touchscreens to leverage 10 camera angles to inform decision-making. The desk’s rear Trac incorporates a tally light to alert the replay supervisor for specific calls, which are then patched through directly to the onsite referee for review and final decision-making. Replay supervisors operate from their SmartTrac workstations in the elevated area but can freely roam the room, equipped with everything needed to connect to a specific game’s replay terminal at the push of a button.

 

 

18 dedicated user terminals line the walls.

18 dedicated user terminals line the walls.

Enhanced ability to review and make precise calls.

Enhanced ability to review and make precise calls.

A space which showcases technological development.

A space which showcases technological development.

Monumental Sports, D.C.

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TBC provided broadcast technical furniture for the newly launched Monumental Sports & Entertainment (MSE) located in Washington D.C.

The SMPTE ST 2110, 1080p production space is two stories with five control rooms and houses of 100 employees.  Providing a live game experience for the NBA’s Washington Wizards and NHL’s Washington Capitals, the space is home to 125 servers with 250 miles of fiber running throughout the building.  Capital One Arena is a 20,000 seat multi-purpose sports and entertainment venue owned and operated by MSE.

 

Prestonwood Church, Plano TX

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TBC  provided furniture specified for a new controlroom at Prestonwood Church, switching in 1080p HDR and recording in 4K.  Features separate production areas for the TV producer, TD director, Grpahics, and Engineering departments.  Major credit to the Broadcast Technical Service integration team.

Prestonwood Baptist Church is a Baptist multi-site megachurch based in Plano, Texas. It is affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention. It is one of the largest churches in America, with a membership of over 45,000 and a weekly attendance of around 17,000.

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Black Rock Mine Operation, South Africa

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TBC continues its collaboration with longstanding partners Oculus and VuWall for an outstanding project for Black Rock Mine Operation, located in the Northern Cape region of South Africa.

The facility utilizes our longest continuous SmartTrac operator consoles and the largest SDVoE AV-over-IP video wall installation in an industrial setting to date.

Black Rock Mine Operations (BRMO) is a major manganese and iron ore mine operating in the Kalahari Desert. With three separate shafts producing 3.6 million tons of ore annually, BRMO faced challenges due to decentralized operations. To address this, BRMO collaborated with Jaco van Heerden and Oculus Operational Innovations to create the Integrated Remote Operations Centre (iRoc), a centralized control room solution.

iRoc, featuring a horseshoe-shaped videowall with 21 operator stations, utilizes 84 49-inch Prospectre screens for the main display and 84 24-inch screens for individual operator displays. Powered by VuWall’s TRx central management platform, the system integrates AV-over-IP distribution, multivideo wall control, and KVM management. The implementation of iRoc, along with VuStream 510 appliances, has significantly improved BRMO’s operational efficiency. Centralizing operations provided a comprehensive view of the entire value chain, enabling proactive decision-making.

 

Warner Bros. Discovery Sports, Atlanta GA.

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TBC teams up with Warner Bros. Discovery again to deploy season-long remote graphics integration from its facility in Atlanta.

“Similar to what we did for baseball during the regular season this year,” says Chris Brown, VP, technical operations, WBD Sports, “we’re implementing remote graphics for all of our regular-season NHL games. This is something that we began during the pandemic, and we’re now looking to expand it.”

Organizationally, the team at WBD Sports will deploy the same operation on all its marquee properties, including the upcoming start to the 2023-24 NBA season. Spearheaded by Director, Technical Operations, Lee Estroff and the rest of the technical-operations team, the workflow was tested during the offseason, allowing the team to become familiar with the new implementation.

“This is a seismic shift for us at Warner Bros. Discovery Sports,” notes Brown. “When we start the season, we’ll have some reps under our belt on the remote-production workflow as well as the new elements from TV Graphics.”

 

A brand-new workspace was constructed in Atlanta for the new NHL remote-graphics workflow.

WBD Sports tapped TV Graphics for on-screen elements.

WBD Sports tapped TV Graphics for on-screen elements.

Empower Field at Mile High, Denver CO

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TBC takes pride in its involvement with the 1080p HDR-capable control room at Empower Field at Mile High.

The new ownership of the Denver Broncos is making a significant investment in the franchise, particularly with technological upgrades at Empower Field at Mile High.

“With new ownership, a new coach, and new expectations, there’s a lot of excitement around,” says Denver Broncos Director, Broadcast and Technical Operations Manager, Pat Jordan, adding, “This is only the beginning.”

“One of the exciting things about being with the organization for a long time,” he says, “is that this is the third control room and third round of LED displays that I’ve seen. It has been awesome to see how our fans have evolved with those technologies, and the energy we’ve seen in the first two games has been at a very high level.”

With a new tech foundation in place, the skies are the limit in Denver. Jordan sees the commitment to enhanced game-day productions, as well as the new ownership’s goal of improving the team’s play on the field, as portending a new age of Broncos football.