RealRadio I-94
Computer: Custom Built
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium Service Pack 1 32 Bit
Processor: AMD Phenom II Quad Core 3.00 ghz
Hard Drive: WD 1 TB Internal
RAM: 3GB Corsair
Broadcast Software: StationPlaylist Studio/Creator Pro 4.33
Audio Processor: Behringer Ultra-Curve Pro DEQ2496
Sound Card: Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Pro
Editing/Production Software: Sony Sound Forge Pro 10

Party Hitz Radio:
White Box
Processor: 3.6 Ghz P4
OS: Windows 7 Pro
Ram 4 Gigs
Broadcast Software: Sam Broadcaster 4.9.2

80's Party Machine:
Gateway Business Class2.8 Ghz with Hyperthreading
1 Gig RAM
Broadcast Software: Sam Broadcaster 4.9.2

The Legacy

Hp Elite 400F
Processor: AMD Phenom II Quad Core 3.00 ghz
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit service pack 1
Broadcast Software: SAM Broadcaster 4.9.1
Hard Drive 1TB Internal
Recording Software: Audacity and Easy HQ Recorder.
I also use Mp3DirectCut to edit at times.
Screaming Bee Voice Morph for my Aggressive sounding ID's.

KILR FM: Killer Radio

Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 3.00 ghz
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
Ram: 2 gb
Hard Drive: 500gb
Broadcast Software: Sam Broadcaster 4.3.6 (not used)
Recording Software: Audacity
Mic: Logitech headset mic

Station is programmed and automated on LC to keep my computer free for games, college, and other things.

Not trying to down anyone, but my recommendation to starrfoxx is to Update your Sam to 4.91 (If You Can) because 4.3.6 has known issues with the clockwheel playlist rotation rules. It was the version I used a few years ago and had lots of DMCA issues no matter how I set the playlist rules and no matter how many tracks I had in that version.

I realize you say you really don't use it, but when you do want to broadcast live you don't want it to start repeating or just playing at random it just doesn't stand up to 4.91 or even 4.80 (which is less graphical but still does good) for older less robust computers I've heard folks tell me they like 4.80 and never updated to 4.91.

Custom Built PC
i5 Quad
8G RAM
Windows 7 Ultimate (64)
64GB SSD for OS/Applications
1TB WD for music and other data (temp/swap)
1Gb local network
25/25 MB FIOS Internet connection

Live Streaming Software
RadioBOSS 4.6.4.914
Stereo Tool 6.21 with customized settings

Mic Input System
Shure SM87
dbx 163X compressor (for mic)
Mackie mixer with VLZ preamps for mic
Beachtek matching box for microphone feed (really need to update this to a USB A/D)

Monitoring System
Denon AVR-2808CI via SPDIF from computer
polk audio monitors

Thought I'd jump into this thread since I just changed my equipment.

Processor: Intel i7 Sandy Bridge Quad Core
OS: Windows 7 64
Ram: 12gb

Hard Drive: roughly 900gb of usable space, external drive

Broadcast Software: Station Playlist Studio (Standard) with SPL Creator for scheduling, Stereo Tool 6.21 DSP

Recording Software: Adobe Audition CS5.5, Audacity

Microphone: Audio Technica 2020 USB

REALLY basic (and sometimes unreliable) DSL to send it all through. lol

Of course, this is only part time (I'm not Live 24/7) because this is my primary computer, used to produce video, surf, and other computer stuff. I really should get a dedicated computer just for radio, but right now, this is it.

(Now if I can just figure out how to work all of it.)

We use a custom built tower:

Windows XP Pro

AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 6000+ 3.01 GHz

4 Gigs RAM

2 320 Gig Hard drives
2 500 Gig hard drives

Sound Blaster Audigy 2 sound card

Stagg MD-500 microphone

SAM Broadcaster

Internet connection 30M/4M

Recording software - Adobe Soundbooth, Cakewalk, Steinberger Suite

I originally built this computer 5 years ago for my wife to use for her web design business and I used another custom build for the station....Over the last two years twists of fate forced us to add my hard drives to her tower....Maybe on day I'll be able to build a dedicated system for the station again.

Cross Street Radio uses the following equipment:

Tascam 8 channel mixer
Behringer MIC 2200 tube mic pre-amp
Behringer Pro-XL 4600 compressor/limiter
Alesis Nano compressor (for ducking)
Mac Mini 2.3Ghz Dual Core Intel Core i5 processor/2GB ram
Samson C01 microphones
Sony MDR V6 headphones
Rotel RMB-100 monoblocks and multi-channel amplification
B&W 301 monitors and Martin Logan Dynamo sub
Epson DLP projector
Nicecast software
Technics/Pioneer turntables

@crossstreetradio way to go on the B&W Speakers. The Rock Solids are nice too. I love to sit back and let the music flow when listening to a pair of B&W's connected to a Rotel or Classaie separate Pre/Power amps and XLR cables. Ohhh how I miss the days when I could afford a system like that but hearing this makes me remember the days of yesteryear when I had the dough. Maybe when I get those charges pressed on a certain individual who stole $$ from us and after paying the bills I can slowly save for a system like that again.