Boredbrain DB25 24-Channel D-Sub Direct Output Module

Boredbrain DB25 24-Channel D-Sub Direct Output Module

$279.00
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Boredbrain DB25 24-Channel D-Sub Direct Output Module
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Boredbrain DB25 24-Channel D-Sub Direct Output Module

MFR# db25

Direct multi-channel output module, which provides interconnection between a multitude of audio outputs to interface with the Boredbrain IO module and/or Xcelon mixer for up to twenty-four balanced audio outputs

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Product Description

Boredbrain DB25 is part of Boredbrain’s direct multi-channel audio series of modules, which interconnect to provide a multitude of audio outputs to eurorack systems. DB25 can interface with the IO module and/or Xcelon mixer for up to twenty-four balanced audio outputs.

FLEXIBLE INTERCONNECTION

On the front of the module are three 25-pin D-Sub connectors, which each output eight channels of balanced line-level audio for a total of twenty-four outputs. The channel numbers next to each DB25 connector (1-8, 9-16, 17-24) correspond to those on the rear input ports.

NOTE: The pin-out for these connectors is consistent with standard DB25 balanced audio snakes like the Hosa DTP-800 series.

The four input ports on the back of the module (INPUT 1-6, 7-12, 13-18, 19-24) accept signals from compatible Boredbrain modules using the supplied 8-pin ribbon cables. When connected to the IO module, these ports accept groups of six individual input signals. Similarly, when connected to the Xcelon mixer or XP3 channel expander, these ports accept banks of three stereo mixer channels for direct output. The connections to these ports can be mixed and matched in any order, and both the PRE and POST direct outputs for a bank of channels (Xcelon) can be used simultaneously.