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The SLMB6000 Audio Automation & Mixing Console is an all in one automation system with audio capture, editing, recording, live broadcasting, emergency radio broadcasting, audio processing, scheduling, and transmission functions.
The SLMB6000 Audio Automation & Mixing Console is an all in one automation system with audio capture, editing, recording, live broadcasting, emergency radio broadcasting, audio processing, scheduling, and transmission functions.
LD Systems presents the ZONE X1208D 19-inch DSP matrix processor with a wide range of remote control options. Thanks to its hybrid architecture DSP with 40-bit floating point DSP engine the ZONE X1208D allows professional users to load DSP templates to adapt to different installation requirements. In combination with the built-in Event Scheduler, users can create calendar-specific workflow controls and perform automated preset changes. Furthermore it features a REMOTE bus for integration with future LD Systems control panels and Paging microphones. For superior signal flexibility the ZONE X1208D provides 12 balanced mic/line inputs with premium grade microphone preamps and 48 V phantom power selection per input, 8 balanced line outputs, 8 GPI, and 8 GPO logic ports.
At only 1 RU the ZONE X1208D features a clean and intuitive front panel design and is based on the latest generation Linux operating system, enabling remote control via the Xilica Designer universal control software using the integrated Ethernet interface. In addition, dedicated remote control apps for iOS and Android are available to customize the ZONE X1208D user interface to meet individual project needs. The Matrix processor is equipped with integrated Ethernet + Dante card for advanced AoIP applications with 64×64 Dante Audio over IP channels. The Ethernet + Dante card is also optionally available for subsequent upgrading of the ZONE X1208.
The MX Series have been designed to offer a uniquely simple solution to the long-standing problem of routing of multiple mixing consoles outputs to a speaker system / system processor. Handling up to 36 inputs in 2U across analogue, AES and Dante networks, these are arranged in sets of four (to typically support Left-Right-Front Fill and Sub feeds from an individual console). All AES inputs have SRC. There is one set of four outputs, available simultaneously across analogue, AES and Dante networks with Word Clock output sync available on AES.