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multichannel sound card
Digigram
VX442:
Part of the VX series, this sound card is useful for pro audio
production, as well as archiving and logging applications. With its 4/4
balanced line inputs and outputs, 96kHz 24-bit converters, its low
latency architecture, and its additional stereo AES/EBU input and
output, this product is a linear multichannel sound card with analog
and AES/EBU inputs and outputs. It supports Windows and Mac platforms
with a set of drivers that make it versatile in multiple environments.
The control panel provides easy routing and digital mixing of inputs
and outputs.
703-875-9100
fax 703-875-9161
www.digigram.com
input@digigram.com
AM/FM IBOC signal generator
Broadcast Electronics
FSi-10 and ASi-10:
This third-generation IBOC signal generator takes advantage of the
ability of the FXi60 to accept a direct digital input and provide an
analog FM and FM IBOC signal. All operating parameters are programmable
from the front-panel VGA touch screen. The generator accepts AES-3
input and provides all signal conditioning needed for use in a high- or
low-level combined system. Its output directly feeds the FXi60 or
FXi250 digital FM exciters, when fitted with the IBOC input option
card. The AM version, the ASi-10, can also act as the digital signal
generator for an AM IBOC system. The phase and amplitude output are fed
directly into a solid-state AM transmitter, and with audio processing a
station is ready to begin broadcasting digital AM.
217-224-9600
fax 217-224-9607
www.bdcast.com
bdcast@bdcast.com
Digital console
Wheatstone
D-4000:
Based on the technical architecture of the D-5000, the modular
D-4000 features a stainless-steel meter bridge and wrist rest, new work
surface graphics and composite fused-finish end caps. The console
features include: hot-swap design, four stereo mix buses, six true VU
meters, any mix of digital and analog inputs, AES and balanced analog
outputs, choice of master clock rates, as many as four mix-minus
outputs and 24-bit analog-to-digital conversion on analog inputs. This
console also provides A/B source switching with fully independent logic
and machine control mode selection on stereo inputs, low profile
drop-through counter design and multiple studio outputs with talkback
interrupt.
252-638-7000
fax 252-637-1285
www.wheatstone.com
sales@wheatstone.com
Analog FM tuner/monitor
Fanfare
FT-1AP:
This rack-mount FM tuner offers three audio outputs (hi-level and
low-level unbalanced and XLR balanced), one composite output with level
adjust and BNC antenna connection. It is useful for translator and
repeater remotes, and offers a high level of RF sensitivity (30µv
for 50dB quieting in stereo), and first- and second-adjacent rejection
(25dB and 80dB respectively). Other features include eight presets with
exclusive UNISET programming control, wide and narrow IF band switching
for selectivity and a fluorescent green display. This tuner/monitor
offers options such as carrier sense to detect low or no signal at a
translator/repeater site, RS-232 Data I/O and full-function IR remote
control. The battery-backed microprocessor returns tuning to the exact
same settings that were in play at the time of a power failure. The
power receptacle accepts an ISE modular power cord and is fused at
0.5A. All boards are directly replaceable and do not require in-service
alignment.
716-683-5451
fax 716-683-5421
www.fanfare.com
infosite@fanfare.com
Large diaphragm microphone
DPA Microphones
4041-SP:
This omnidirectional mic offers more flexibility in terms of
preamplification options. With low self-noise and high sensitivity, the
mic is useful for detailed work, such as vocals, strings and other
acoustic instruments with large dynamics. This product offers a low
self-noise of 8dB(A) and maximum 9dB(A), a THD less than 0.5 percent at
120dB SPL peak. The microphone is now available in three versions: a
unique modular design enables the capsule to be unscrewed from the
preamplifier, offering options of a 48V or 130V powered solid-state
preamplifier and a 130V tube technology preamplifier. The solid state
is chosen for the most transparent reproduction, whereas the tube
system adds a slight musical coloration to the recording.
+45 4814 2828
fax +45 4814 2700
www.dpamicrophones.com
info@dpamicrophones.com
Audio adapter
AudioScience
ASI5111:
The ASI5111 provides one stereo analog and digital input, one stereo
analog and digital output, a microphone input, two record streams and
four play streams. Audio formats include 8, 16 and 32-bit PCM. Analog
and digital interfaces are standard on the adapter. The analog
interface is balanced and uses 24-bit over sampling converters to
deliver more than 100dB of dynamic range with THD+N better than 0.0025%
at sample rates from 32kHz to 96kHz. The digital interface can be
software configured for AES/EBU or S/PDIF operation. The balanced
microphone input works with professional studio microphones requiring
+48V phantom power. Gain is adjustable via software up to 60dB.
Processing effects.
302-324-5333
fax 302-738-9434
www.audioscience.com
sales@audioscience.com
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