Listening Into Auction With ASRN - FAQ's

• What is Auction Systems Radio Network (ASRN)?
• When live bidding, why does the screen change the bidding increment faster then radio broadcasts the auctioneer changing the increment? / Is there a delay in broadcasting with Auction Systems Radio Network?
• Can I listen to Auction Systems Radio Network when there aren't live auctions?

Q: What is Auction Systems Radio Network (ASRN)?
A: Auction Systems Radio Network is a 24 hours a day 7 day a week radio station owned and operated by Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers, Inc. We broadcast our Simulcast Live Auction events as well as play adult contemporary music, auction talk and auction updates when auction events are not being conducted.

Q: When live bidding, why does the screen change the bidding increment faster then radio broadcasts the auctioneer changing the increment?/Is there a delay in broadcasting with Auction Systems Radio Network?
A: Auction Systems Radio Network (ASRN) runs with a slight broadcast delay depending on the speed of your computer. If Live Bidding on the Internet, you need to bid what you see on your computer screen and not what you hear from the auctioneer. Depending on your computer’s speed the delay can be as much as 35 seconds.

Q: Can I listen to Auction Systems Radio Network when there aren’t live auctions being broadcast?
A: Yes, Auction Systems Radio Network broadcasts 24 hours a day 7 day a week. We play adult contemporary music, auction talk and announce auction updates when auction events are not being broadcast.