The phrase "audio station" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a place where audio services are provided, such as a radio station or a music streaming service. For example: "The new audio station provides access to thousands of popular songs."
At several audio stations, visitors can punch a button to hear recorded descriptions of the era, like a reminiscence drawn from the memoir of a "cartman," who made pickups and deliveries.
Only a prototype, but Radioplayer's proposed gadget-plus-app marries a small black box with an app on your mobile so that you can access all FM, internet and DAB audio stations in your car via your phone.
Now users of the dance, music and theater collections work in one large central room with 46 video playback and 10 audio stations as well as the familiar large wooden reading tables.
The table itself will house text and imagery related to the mission of Columbus House within panels and vitrines, while the earpieces of the audio stations are designed to evoke the shoestrings and soup cans used in childhood games of telephone.
Last summer, she was one of the project leaders for a Yale School of Architecture student project to design an interactive pavilion for the International Festival of Arts & Ideas that featured exhibits and audio stations telling the stories of people experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless.
The video sound quality falls below the audio stations' 128 Kbps and that MeeMix cannot perform volume leveling on the YouTube videos.
Apple had already included access to dozens of streaming-audio stations from within iTunes.
iLuv Creative Technology, i-luv.com, just unveiled an audio docking station for the Kindle.
Those wishing to document their own experiences may do so at an on-site audio recording station.
