Digigram LoLa16161 Multichannel Sound Card

Digigram LoLa16161 Multichannel Sound Card

$1,555.00
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Digigram LoLa16161 Multichannel Sound Card
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Digigram LoLa16161 Multichannel Sound Card

MFR# VB2086A0401

Professional linear (PCM) multichannel sound card based on the PCI Express bus interface with eight AES/EBU I/O connections

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Product Description

The Digigram LoLa16161 and LoLa16161-SRC are professional linear (PCM) multichannel sound cards based on the PCI Express bus interface. They are designed for use in any professional system running under Windows or Linux, and requiring up to eight AES/EBU I/O connections. They are reference cards in radio broadcast automation for applications such as multichannel audio ingest, play-out, and production.

LoLa16161 and LoLa16161-SRC cards feature sixteen input and output channels through AES/EBU connectivity, with the possibility to synchronize on an external clock (AES11, Word clock, black burst video). LoLa16161-SRC can in addition handle asynchronous AES/EBU input signals thanks to its high quality hardware sample rate converters on each AES/EBU input. LoLa cards allows for very low latency operations, and can be used under Windows or Linux operating systems, with software applications based on standard driver interfaces such as WDM Kernel streaming, DirectSound, Wasapi, and ASIO for Windows, and Alsa for Linux.