Dante-enabled Products

Compact 38in/24out 96kHz Mixer with Dante The new Qu retains the much-loved appearance and form factor of the original Qu series, but with multiple hardware improvements to elevate the sonic performance and mixing experience. Audio Updated microphone preamps and high-performance 96kHz AD/DA converters combine to deliver pristine audio to and from the XCVI core, preserving every detail of the source. Control Every channel now features a channel display – showing channel name, channel type, or socket number – and a chromatic channel meter for at-a-glance level information, and the new touchscreen accommodates a completely redesigned user interface. Dante Enabled The Qu-7D provides a 16×16 Dante interface at 96kHz or 48kHz for integration into larger systems or installs.

• 33 100mm Motorised Faders
• 32 XLR/Jack ‘Combi’ Mic/Line Input Sockets
• 20 XLR Output Sockets
• 16×16 48/96 kHz Dante interface with dedicated locking EtherCon port

Compact 38in/24out 96kHz Mixer with Dante The new Qu retains the much-loved appearance and form factor of the original Qu series, but with multiple hardware improvements to elevate the sonic performance and mixing experience. Audio Updated microphone preamps and high-performance 96kHz AD/DA converters combine to deliver pristine audio to and from the XCVI core, preserving every detail of the source. Control Every channel now features a channel display – showing channel name, channel type, or socket number – and a chromatic channel meter for at-a-glance level information, and the new touchscreen accommodates a completely redesigned user interface. Dante Enabled The Qu-6D provides a 16×16 Dante interface at 96kHz or 48kHz for integration into larger systems or installs. Features

• 17 100mm Motorised Faders
• 16 XLR/Jack ‘Combi’ Mic/Line Input Sockets
• 12 XLR Output Sockets
• 19” Rack Mountable (optional kit available)
• 16×16 48/96 kHz Dante interface with dedicated locking EtherCon port

Compact 38in/24out 96kHz Mixer with Dante The new Qu retains the much-loved appearance and form factor of the original Qu series, but with multiple hardware improvements to elevate the sonic performance and mixing experience. Audio Updated microphone preamps and high-performance 96kHz AD/DA converters combine to deliver pristine audio to and from the XCVI core, preserving every detail of the source. Control Every channel now features a channel display – showing channel name, channel type, or socket number – and a chromatic channel meter for at-a-glance level information, and the new touchscreen accommodates a completely redesigned user interface. Dante Enabled The Qu-5D provides a 16×16 Dante interface at 96kHz or 48kHz for integration into larger systems or installs. Features

• 17 100mm Motorised Faders
• 16 XLR/Jack ‘Combi’ Mic/Line Input Sockets
• 12 XLR Output Sockets
• 19” Rack Mountable (optional kit available)
• 16×16 48/96 kHz Dante interface with dedicated locking EtherCon port

The Allen & Heath SQ Dante 32x32 is a Dante module for SQ-series mixers and AHM matrix processors, allowing for the digital connection to compatible amplifiers, preamps, or other devices on a Dante network. Up to 32x32 channels can be routed in or out. The SQ Dante 32x32 card can be switched between 96 or 48 kHz to accommodate Dante networks running at either sample rate. In addition to facilitating system integration, the card also enables digital splits and affordable multitrack recording direct to a computer. An SQ or AHM unit fitted with the Dante option card can seamlessly connect to DT expanders, wireless systems, amplifiers, preamps and any other devices on your Dante network, making full use of high-resolution 96kHz audio. The SQ Dante card can be switched between 96kHz or 48kHz to accommodate Dante networks running at either sample rate. In addition to facilitating system integration, the card also enables digital splits and affordable multitrack recording direct to a computer. The SQ Dante 32×32 card is the perfect partner to the AHM-32 and AHM-16 Audio Matrix Processors. As well as making it easy to integrate AHM processors into existing Dante networks, it also enables use of our Dante enabled expanders, including the compact and portable DT22, DT02 and DT20, the wallmountable DT164-W, and the DT168 stagebox.

AHM-32 is a powerful 32x32 Audio Matrix Processor supported by a comprehensive ecosystem of scalable I/O, control and Dante solutions. With 32 zone outputs, echo cancelling and audio networking options, AHM-32 is ideal for multi-room installations in hospitality, corporate and education environments.

With an unrivalled price-performance ratio, AHM-16 delivers a 16x16 matrix with uncompromised processing for single room applications and smaller multi-room environments including bars, restaurants, shops and school halls.

SQ Dante V2 provides any SQ mixer or AHM processor with a full 64x64 channel, 96kHz or 48kHz interface to a Dante network. An SQ fitted with the Dante option card can seamlessly connect to amplifiers, preamps and other devices on the Dante network.The SQ Dante V2 card can be switched between 96kHz or 48kHz to accommodate Dante networks running at either sample rate. In addition to facilitating system integration, the card also enables digital splits and affordable multitrack recording direct to a computer.

dLive CTi1500 takes our best-selling compact dLive C1500 control surface and applies 'superleggera' Italian performance car principles to set a new standard for lightweight control surfaces. CTi1500 has been engineered across the board to ruthlessly strip out as much weight as possible, while ensuring tour-grade structural integrity and a first-class user experience.

DT22 is a compact 48kHz/96kHz Dante interface enabling convenient placement of 2 mic/line inputs and 2 line outputs wherever you need to get analogue audio in and out of a Dante network. Equipped with standard Phoenix / euroblock connectors, DT22 is designed for fixed installation and can be easily mounted under a meeting table, for example in a breakout room or huddle space, under a podium for local mic/PC and speaker connection, or rack-mounted to interface with analogue equipment such as an AV switcher.

The compact and portable DT02 converts two channels of Dante audio to a pair of XLR line-outputs, enabling simple break-out to analogue equipped hardware for install and live applications.

The compact and portable DT20 converts two analogue inputs, via combo XLR-Jack, to two channels of Dante audio, enabling hassle-free connection of analogue sources to a Dante network for install and live applications.

AHM-64 is a powerful 64x64 Audio Matrix Processor supported by a comprehensive ecosystem of scalable I/O, control and Dante solutions. Designed to excel in corporate, retail, hospitality and education environments, AHM-64 allows integrators to quickly create systems that build from a single boardroom to a complete campus.

The third mixer based on the Allen & Heath 96kHz XCVI FPGA engine, Avantis puts next-generation technology in a standalone 64 channel / 42 configurable bus console, with dual Full-HD touchscreens, a super-flexible Continuity UI workflow, extensive I/O options, optional add-on stadium class processing, and a rugged full metal chassis.

At just 4U, DM0 is the most compact dLive MixRack and is targeted at distributed audio scenarios and digital splits. It houses the XCVI processing core complete with audio I/O, control and audio networking ports. It can be controlled with a dLive Surface, using a laptop or iPad, Allen & Heath IP remotes or third party controllers via TCP/IP.

The Dante 64x64 card offers low latency, high channel count connectivity between dLive systems and Dante networks and devices. With 64 channels of bidirectional audio at 96kHz, the card allows high channel digital splits between systems whilst offering simultaneous multitrack recording via Dante Virtual Soundcard.The front panel Primary and Secondary ports allow simultaneous connection to multiple Dante devices, or dual-cable redundancy with compatible hardware. A dedicated Control Network port is provided for configuration using Dante Controller software.Features

The Dante 128x128 card offers low latency, high channel count connectivity between dLive systems and Dante networks and devices. With 128 channels of bidirectional audio at 96kHz, the card allows high channel digital splits between systems whilst offering simultaneous multitrack recording of up to 64 channels via Dante Virtual Soundcard.The front panel Primary and Secondary ports allow simultaneous connection to multiple Dante devices, or dual-cable redundancy with compatible hardware. A dedicated Control Network port is provided for configuration using Dante Controller software.Features

DT164-W provides 16 microphone preamps and 4 line outputs in a versatile wall-mount design for permanent installation. The reversible mounting frame allows for in-wall or on-wall mounting. DT164-W offers the acclaimed Allen & Heath preamps, complete with 96kHz converters for best-in-class sound quality over Dante, plus Primary and Secondary ports for daisy-chain or redundancy through secure EtherCon connectors.

The DT168 provides 16 microphone preamps and 8 line outputs in a convenient stagebox form factor. Ideal for portable applications thanks to its rubber bumpers and handle, it can be deployed on stage or used as a drop-in expander in any SQ or dLive Dante network.

Powered by Allen & Heath's revolutionary XCVI 96kHz FPGA engine, SQ-5 is built for professionals in demanding live sound, recording and streaming applications. Delivering class-leading high-resolution audio with an ultra-low <0.7ms latency, the SQ-5 gives you unrivalled power and audio fidelity.

SQ Dante provides any SQ mixer with a full 64x64 channel, 96kHz or 48kHz interface to a Dante network. An SQ fitted with the Dante option card can seamlessly connect to amplifiers, preamps and other devices on the Dante network, making full use of SQ's high resolution 96kHz audio.The SQ Dante card can be switched between 96kHz or 48kHz to accommodate Dante networks running at either sample rate. In addition to facilitating system integration, the card also enables digital splits and affordable multitrack recording direct to a computer.

Powered by Allen & Heath's revolutionary XCVI 96kHz FPGA engine, SQ-5 is built for professionals in demanding live sound, recording and streaming applications. Delivering class-leading high-resolution audio with an ultra-low <0.7ms latency, the SQ-5 gives you unrivalled power and audio fidelity.

Powered by Allen & Heath's revolutionary XCVI 96kHz FPGA engine, SQ-5 is built for professionals in demanding live sound, recording and streaming applications. Delivering class-leading high-resolution audio with an ultra-low <0.7ms latency, the SQ-5 gives you unrivalled power and audio fidelity.

The C3500 is the largest C Class control Surface for the dLive MixRack. It features 24 faders over 6 layers, built-in audio I/O and networking port, dual 12«« capacitive touchscreens and the innovative Harmony UI for the fastest workflow in the industry.

The C2500 is a small-footprint yet powerful control Surface for the dLive MixRack. It features 20 faders over 6 layers, built-in audio I/O, an audio networking port, a 12«« capacitive touchscreen and the innovative Harmony UI for the fastest workflow in the industry.

The C1500 is the first rack-mountable control Surface for the dLive MixRack. Packed in a tiny footprint are 12 faders over 6 layers, built-in audio I/O, an audio networking port, a 12«« capacitive touchscreen and the innovative Harmony UI for the fastest workflow in the industry.

The MixRack is the heart of any dLive system. It houses the XCVI processing core complete with audio I/O, control and audio networking ports. It is typically connected to a dLive Surface, but can also be controlled at the same time as or even without a Surface using a laptop or iPad, Allen & Heath IP remotes or third party controllers via TCP/IP.There are different sizes of dLive MixRack available. All feature the same mix engine and can work with the full 128 channels by adding DX expanders or digital sources.

The MixRack is the heart of any dLive system. It houses the XCVI processing core complete with audio I/O, control and audio networking ports. It is typically connected to a dLive Surface, but can also be controlled at the same time as or even without a Surface using a laptop or iPad, Allen & Heath IP remotes or third party controllers via TCP/IP.There are different sizes of dLive MixRack available. All feature the same mix engine and can work with the full 128 channels by adding DX expanders or digital sources.