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  • Focusrite

Focusrite – RedNet A16R

RedNet A16R expands Focusrite’s range of 1U Dante interfaces with network and power supply redundancy, providing 16 channels of analogue input and output with high quality A-D and D-A digital conversion at up to 119dB dynamic range, plus two channels of AES/EBU digital I/O, to and from the Dante network. RedNet A16R expands Focusrite’s range of 1U Dante interfaces with network and power supply redundancy, providing 16 channels of analogue input and output with high quality A-D and D-A digital conversion at up to 119dB dynamic range, plus two channels of AES/EBU digital I/O, to and from the Dante network. RedNet A16R provides conversion at standard rates – 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4 and 192kHz at 24-bit resolution – with pull-up/down capability. Electronically-balanced analogue audio I/O is provided on DB25 connectors wired to AES59 specifications, and internal signals are balanced throughout. Inputs and outputs may be configured for either +18dBu or +24dBu = 0dBFS signal levels. Two additional channels of AES/EBU I/O with sample rate conversion are provided on XLR connectors. Sample rates and operating levels are selected remotely from software on the host computer. The clock source for the unit may be internal, or external via Word Clock or DARS (the latter via the XLR input). RedNet A16R also outputs Word Clock. RedNet A16R features power and network redundancy, with two separate universal (100–240V) PSUs including IEC connectors with retaining clips, plus dual network interfaces on locking etherCON connectors, which can be set remotely to Redundant or Switched (daisy-chain) mode.
  • 16 channels of high-quality line-level analogue I/O
  • 24-bit precision Focusrite conversion up to 192kHz
  • 119dB dynamic range, flat from 20Hz – 20kHz, +/-0.15dB
  • Internally balanced throughout
  • Dante-based remote-controlled audio-over-IP connectivity
  • Dual power supplies and network connections with full power and network redundancy including locking connectors for maximum reliability
  • Word Clock I/O and DARS for increased flexibility plus an additional two channels of AES/EBU I/O
  • Analogue I/O to AES59 standard on DB25 connectors
  • Comprehensive front-panel indicators
  • Software-based routing and control – no hardware patching required
    I/O Interfaces
  • Dante Ch: 18x18
  • 24-bit
planet22c
  • ESI

planet22c

planet 22c is an extremely compact interface box that provides 2 analog input and 2 analog output channels at pristine reference audio quality in a Dante IP audio network. The lightweight and sturdy I/O solution is equipped with ultra high quality 24-bit / 96kHz analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters. Supporting balanced line audio signals with home (-10dBV) and professional (+4dBu) signal levels, it works as an ideal interface wherever high quality audio is needed within the Dante network. This makes planet 22c ideal to interface any analog equipment such as a traditional mixer, studio monitors or PA speakers, synthesizers or other electronic instruments and much more with the Dante world. The linear frequency response and excellent audio quality even makes planet 22c ideal for audio measurement purposes. One of the best features is that it can be powered not only via the included 12V DC power adapter but also directly from the Ethernet cable as a PoE (Power over Ethernet) device. This is perfect when using it in a remote location. It can also be integrated into a modern music studio when using the optional Dante Virtual Soundcard (DVS)
    I/O Interfaces
  • Dante Ch: 2x2
  • 24-bit
  • Glensound

HOWL 32

Every frequency input has a fixed offset for, example, if its set to 5Hz down, 1 kHz in → 995 Hz out.  So the signal coming back to the mic is never at exactly the same frequency as what left it.  That means the system can’t 'lock onto' a single resonant frequency and build a continuous howl, as the potential feedback frequency keeps changing. Being designed for 24/7 broadcast operation, each module on the HOWL32 features redundant network interfaces.  Both primary and secondary network interfaces are available on copper Ethernet and SFP module slots for fibre.  Redundant power is available via dual AC IEC connections. Dante network audio is a common protocol for distributing high quality linear audio over standard IP networks and it is widely used by many audio equipment manufacturers. The Glensound HOWL32 Frequency Shifter will be compatible with any other manufacturers' Dante audio interface.
    I/O Interfaces
  • Dante Ch: 2 In
  • 48kHz