DAD AX32-CARD-DANTE128 128-Channel Dante/AES67 Card for DAD and Penta

DAD AX32-CARD-DANTE128 128-Channel Dante/AES67 Card for DAD and Penta

$2,299.00
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DAD AX32-CARD-DANTE128 128-Channel Dante/AES67 Card for DAD and Penta
DAD by NTP

DAD AX32-CARD-DANTE128 128-Channel Dante/AES67 Card for DAD and Penta

MFR# NTP-CARDDANTE

Optional expansion card for DAD AX32 adding another 128 channels to the digital audio-routing matrix

Price $2,299.00

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Product Description

The DAD AX32 converter comes with support for 64 channels of Dante IP audio right out of the box. To meet demand for an even higher channel count, the NTP AX32-CARD-DANTE128 adds another 128 channels to the digital audio-routing matrix. With eight slots available for expansion cards, users can access up to 1,088 Dante/AES67 48 kHz channels including the 64 channels that come as standard.

Also offered in the new Dante expansion card is sample-rate conversion on all channels as well as dual redundancy network ports maximizing reliability, reducing the risk of losing valuable production time.

An additional new feature is per-channel sample-rate conversion. By using more cards this allows several independent audio networks that run on individual clocks and sample-rates to be connected to and unified in a single DAD AX32. This introduces many possibilities for distributing audio across sources and destinations on complex setups that involve, for example, sending a feed to an OB truck while recording at a different sample-rate and sending yet another feed to a front-of-house console or an in-ear monitoring system.