ISDN to Go Memberships Could Save Thousands

by | Audio, Digital Audio, ISDN

ISDN Bridge with no contract!

ISDN To Go is an easy ISDN bridging service , and is the first to offer monthly memberships.  Such is the increased need for this service as the telcos are putting pressure on voice talent  and recording studios in various portions of the USA by steadily jacking up the monthly rate for service or discontinuing new connections of ISDN service altogether.

Born from obvious and growing demand, ISDN To Go will bridge to ISDN via Source-Connect or ipDTL offering a plethora of membership options, requiring no contracts or set up fees.

For more in depth information about how Good Old ISDN is under pressure, do read Dave Immer’s  recent blog post citing the muli-fold reasons for pressure on ISDN. Alternative ISDN services are becoming more scarce, and the only  another option, ISDN-PRI, even though it’s delivered fiber-optically, (unlike the twisted pair copper wires of ISDN-BRI), basic costs of $600-900 per month plus another $4,000 for the codec are not practical.

The writing is on the wall. It looks like ISDN To Go could help save us audio recording folks thousands annually on ISDN services and equipment.

4 Comments

  1. Mark wangerin on February 19, 2015 at 10:58 am

    I’m interested in this as I am SourceConnect equipped.
    Mark

    • Bobbin Beam on February 20, 2015 at 9:52 am

      Mark,
      Yes, I believe this type of service will be increasingly embraced as twisted copper pairs are phased out in lieu of fiberoptic or other newer technologies.

  2. Lance Blair on March 24, 2015 at 8:11 am

    This is fantastic news for talents and studios. ISDN will still be needed for production applications, but this way ISDN studios can be connected to non-ISDN studios and talent anywhere in the world. For me, it would be wonderful to simply use my ipDTL Link + Video account to bridge to ISDN. My connection to the internet here in Atlanta is so good that I can even use it on WiFi without dropouts. Internet access is improving everywhere, so this solution makes sense for everybody.

    • Bobbin Beam on March 30, 2015 at 4:49 pm

      Hey Lance, Sorry about that. For some weird reason, I couldn’t get your comment to appear, nor could I get my reply to appear until today. Anyway, we’ve all pretty much known that Source-Connect bridges have been used for a while, and now it’s great we have a bridge from ipDTL to ISDN too.
      Thanks for stopping by!
      Best,
      Bobbin