This DSP processor operates as a native Dante device and a native ASPEN device to enable signal routing and processing in and out of the Dante and ASPEN digital matrices. Final mixes in the ASPEN matrix can be routed to one or more Dante transmit channels and subscriptions to Dante transmit channels can be routed to one or more ASPEN matrix inputs. Signal processing of these channels includes Automatic Mixing, Gain and Delay.
Aurora's DTX-3232D is a Dante enabled, all digital, audio DSP. This fully networked family of professional audio products is ideal complement to Aurora’s IPX and VPX Video over IP solutions for House of Worship, Bars and Restaurants, Conferencing, and Education markets. The DTX ecosystem of products are purpose built to deliver pristine audio throughout the network while significantly reducing traditional device count and cabling costs.
DTX products use the industry-leading ADI 450Mhz SHARC 21489 chip and provides outstanding 24bit/48kHz audio quality. The series has the best 5A DSP algorithms in the industry including
AFC (Automatic feedback suppression)
AEC (Acoustic echo cancellation)
ANS (Automatic noise suppression)
ANC (Automatic noise gain compensation)
AGC (Automatic gain control), gain sharing
Threshold Auto Mix
The DTX-3232D is a power packed DSP which features 32x32 Dante I/O. It is perfect for medium to large applications where no analog I/O is needed.
Applications include:
Higher Education
Bar or restaurant
Large or complex conference rooms
The Flex EIGHT-N joins the miniDSP Flex family as a Dante‑capable audio processor that natively streams Dante/AES67 audio. It delivers eight Dante/AES67 AoIP channels plus four analog outputs for seamless, low‑latency multi-channel distribution within any Dante ecosystem.
Featuring multiple digital inputs, eight digital outputs and four analog outputs, the Flex EIGHT-N can drive active speakers up or be set up as a multi-zone processor via our flexible routing. Every output has miniDSP’s full processing suite: parametric EQ, IIR and FIR filters, configurable crossovers, advanced biquad programming and precise delay.
Digital inputs include USB, S/PDIF (RCA and optical) and Bluetooth (LDAC/aptX). An OLED front panel and encoder/volume knob provide local control, and firmware supports upgrades such as Dirac Live room correction.
In short, the Flex 8N is a compact, Dante‑ready powerhouse for modern active speaker and subwoofer systems, offering direct network streaming and sophisticated loudspeaker processing.
