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Supplied in RU Rack case with IEC Cable and Cat5 Cable.
Features:
16 XLR inputs
8 XLR outputs
DX A connection with locking Ethercon port
DX B locking Ethercon port for daisy chaining or
redundancy
The DX168 is a rugged, 96kHz portable expander for adding remote I/O to a dLive, Avantis, SQ, or Qu* system, or to AHM audio matrix processors.
The Expander’s rugged design, with hard-wearing rubber bumpers, allows it to be placed directly on the stage floor during performances. Weighing in at just 4.8kg and featuring a sturdy carry handle, the DX168 offers the convenience and portability needed in rental, education, houses of worship and many other environments. An optional 4U rack mounting kit is available which allows installation in 19-inch racks.
The DX168 can be placed up to 100m away from the mixer for maximum flexibility of positioning. The expander connects via a single Cat5e cable to the mixer or upstream DX Expander via a secure EtherCon port. A second locking EtherCon port is provided for redundant connection to compatible hardware, or for daisy-chaining to a downstream DX Expander for additional remote I/O.
Supplied in RU Rack case with IEC Cable and Cat5 Cable.
Features:
16 XLR inputs
8 XLR outputs
DX A connection with locking Ethercon port
DX B locking Ethercon port for daisy chaining or
redundancy
The DX168 is a rugged, 96kHz portable expander for adding remote I/O to a dLive, Avantis, SQ, or Qu* system, or to AHM audio matrix processors.
The Expander’s rugged design, with hard-wearing rubber bumpers, allows it to be placed directly on the stage floor during performances. Weighing in at just 4.8kg and featuring a sturdy carry handle, the DX168 offers the convenience and portability needed in rental, education, houses of worship and many other environments. An optional 4U rack mounting kit is available which allows installation in 19-inch racks.
The DX168 can be placed up to 100m away from the mixer for maximum flexibility of positioning. The expander connects via a single Cat5e cable to the mixer or upstream DX Expander via a secure EtherCon port. A second locking EtherCon port is provided for redundant connection to compatible hardware, or for daisy-chaining to a downstream DX Expander for additional remote I/O.