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BARE – BL-218SUB

The BL-218SUB subwoofer is composed of two 18-inch high-performance, high-power, long-stroke woofers with 125-core voice coil 253 magnetic steel. The box structure adopts direct-fired design, combined with its own German audio technology, so that its low frequency performance is deep and powerful, plump and soft, thick and flexible, with excellent sound field tolerance, good overall lower limit, pure and natural sound, and full of musical rhythm. It has very good hearing resistance and provides listeners with a steady stream of low frequency experience. Cooperating with full-range speakers will achieve the most ideal effect. Applicable venues: Bars, Disco halls, slow shake bars, ultra-low frequency speakers for entertainment KTV rooms, nightclubs, dance halls, clubs, medium-sized mobile performances, main expansion ultra-low frequencies, conference halls, multi-function halls, main expansion ultra-low frequencies.
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PRODIGY.MP

PRODIGY.MP is a multifunction audio processor that is designed to address numerous applications in pro audio, broadcast, installation and studio applications. PRODIGY.MP provides flexible I/O, dual networked audio, DSP (EQ, Delay, Limiter, Matrix/Mixing, Inserts…), Sample Rate Conversion, multiple sync generation/handling/distribution and powerful hard- and software.

Housed in a 2U rack frame, it supports networking selectable from Dante, RAVENNA and SoundGrid, while remote options allow access to hardware settings, DSP, SRC, network and a channel-based routing matrix. Fully modular, the hardware can be configured to specific requirements, giving budget savings as well as the flexibility to address changes in the global media environment through future upgrades.

Modular Approach, Maximum Flexibility

I/O includes four local slots for analog line-level/mic input and AES3 modules. With eight channels per module and interface direction, PRODIGY.MP provides up to 32 local inputs and outputs.

The hardware additionally supports two MADI and two network audio options. MADI slots can be equipped with BNC, SC optical and SFP modules, while network audio boards add Dante, RAVENNA/AES67 or SoundGrid, and increase channel capacity to 416 inputs/420 outputs.

DSP, SR & Sync management

With FPGA-based processing, user-definable processing paths and pick-off points, analog and digital inserts, outputs and summing matrices, PRODIGY.MP boasts very low latency DSP for EQ (FIR and IIR filters), Time Adjust/Delays and Limiters. The internal DSP reference can be set to Word Clock or Video input, any network/digital input, or internally generated clock. Sample Rate Converters on AES inputs and free-running MADI and network I/Os are available, allowing simultaneous Media/Format/Sample Rate and Sync conversion, DSP and full routing at up to 192 kHz.

Control Is Key, Multiple Access Locally & Remotely

globcon remote control, a browser-based GUI, and a backlight front panel IPS touch display ensure ultimate usability. Where globcon software offers integrated control of multiple pieces of equipment in Mac/PC/Linux-based systems, an integrated web server supports remote access via HTML and JavaScript-based user interfaces.

The browser-based GUI allows immediate remote access without the need to install software. The management network port is independent of the audio network, and can employ a built-in switch for in-band management of the device.

Third-party remote control protocols can extend system integration further. Automated surveillance and red light control is possible through GPIOs, while standard MIDI input and outputs give communication and active/passive control via MIDI. USB ports on the front and rear panels for connection and control of legacy devices.

Networked Audio & Seamless Interoperability

PRODIGY.MP’s network audio modules accommodate audio formats including DirectOut’s AES67-compliant RAVENNA stack that supports SMPTE ST2110-30/31 and ST2022-7 for redundant streaming. With the 64-channel Dante option, the hardware can be a front-end for audio consoles, or a standalone converter, DSP, SRC and routing system.

Waves Audio’s SoundGrid offers extremely low latency, and 128 channels of audio processing for live sound, studio and broadcast. Waves servers can be connected via SoundGrid for plug-in inserts. Virtual soundcards for macOS and Windows can directly interface with any DAW for multitrack recording and virtual soundchecking.

Secure Operation, Monitoring

Two front panel headphone outputs provide monitoring of any I/O at the device. Two phase-redundant power supplies with separate IEC inlets and AC power switches support hardware redundancy. An internal switch on the network module also ensures redundancy for the network domain. While the Dante module supports Dante redundancy, the RAVENNA module offers stream redundancy in accordance with ST2022-7. EARS (Enhanced Automatic Redundancy Switching) is available for several combinations of inputs.

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Xilica – Gio Bluetooth

"Extend your networked AV system to BYOD devices, with the Gio Bluetooth® in-wall module. Leveraging the extended range and exceptional quality of Bluetooth 5.0 Class 2 technology, Gio Bluetooth connects personal peripherals such as smartphones, iPads and laptops to an in-room AV system with IT management functionality. Gio Bluetooth installs into a single-gang with just one CatX cable for both power and data, and offers installer-configurable device naming, PIN security and advanced pairing options.
Optimized for conferencing, Gio Bluetooth enables room users to pair their cellphone with the installed AV system offering two-way audio that can benefit from HearClear™ AEC, voice-lift, and noise reduction technologies¹. With configurable functionality including priority pair and auto-disconnection to prevent accidental pairing in busy office facilities, Gio Bluetooth is ideal for the enterprise. Its connectivity state can be controlled remotely through XTouch touchscreens and third-party systems² such as Crestron®, AMX®."

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