FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

AUDIOSCIENCE BECOMES AN AXIA PARTNER

Cleveland, Ohio (November-14, 2006) - Axia welcomes AudioScience, Inc. as the latest professional broadcast equipment company to embrace the Livewire IP-Audio standard for delivering studio-quality audio over Ethernet.

AudioScience (www.audioscience.com), well-known for their high-quality standards-based broadcast audio cards, will now be able to offer products that provide direct audio and data connectivity to Livewire networks for users of third-party PC-based digital audio delivery systems and workstations.

“AudioScience, Inc. is pleased to announce our working relationship with Axia Audio and the Livewire technology,” says Richard Gross, president of AudioScience, Inc. “The combination of the leading edge Livewire technology and pervasive AudioScience audio functionality will provide the radio automation market with previously unseen depth and flexibility.”

“More and more broadcasters are realizing the advantages that a studio infrastructure based on standard Ethernet can provide,” notes Axia president Michael “Catfish” Dosch. “Not only the obvious advantages, like scalability and ease of connection, but the cost savings that comes from data consolidation and interoperability. Our partnership with AudioScience will allow even more broadcasters to enjoy these advantages.”

AudioScience joins the growing list of Axia partners (www.axiaaudio.com/partners/) offering products that integrate with Axia IP-Audio networks. The Axia system includes a family of microphone, analog line and AES/EBU “audio nodes” and DSP mix engines, as well as the popular Element Modular Control Surface and SmartSurface Studio Control Surface.

For more information, contact Clark Novak at Axia Audio, cnovak@AxiaAudio.com / +1-216-241-7225, or Richard Gross at AudioScience, Inc., rgross@audioscience.com / +1-302-235-7109.

Axia, a Telos company, builds network-based professional audio products for broadcast, production, sound-reinforcement and commercial audio applications. Products include digital audio routers, DSP mixers and processors and software for configuring, managing, and interfacing networked audio systems.

AudioScience, Inc. designs, manufactures and markets digital audio peripherals for computer-based digital audio applications. AudioScience is headquartered in New Castle, Delaware with offices in Costa Mesa -California, Rochester - New York, Christchurch - New Zealand and Singapore.