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Yamaha AD8HR 8 kanals 24-bit omvandlare

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Specifikationer

Produktfunktioner

19 tums rackformat: 1 U
Antal kanaler: 8
Digital utgång: Ja
Energikälla: El
48V Fantommatning: Ja
Fasinversion: Nej
Hörlursutgång: Nej
Försedd med kompressor: Nej
Inbyggd EQ: Nej
Inbyggd limiter: Nej
Connection sockets: None
Analogue audio input type: Microphone input (XLR)
Analogue audio output type: Not applicable
Rörförsedd: Nej

Vikt och mått inkluderar förpackning

Vikt: 5,0 kg

Produktspecifikationer

microphone preamp
8 channels
frequency response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz
total harmonic distortion: less than 0.05%, -1 dBFs @ -68 dB, 1 kHz
dynamic range: 110 dB
48V phantom power
sample frequencies: 44.1kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2kHz, 96 kHz
8 XLR audio inputs
word clock in and out
D-sub 25-pin audio input and output
weight: 5 kg

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Produktinformation

Produktnr.: YA-AD8HR

Allmänt

The Yamaha AD8HR is a member of the new generation of microphone preamplifiers and AD converters. It contains many innovative functions in its 19-inch housing, including outstanding sound quality and multiple analogue and digital inputs and outputs, making it an incredibly flexible device.

Sound quality of the Yamaha AD8HR

Preamplifiers play a crucial role in the end result of your recordings, especially in combination with an analogue-to-digital converter. That's why the AD8HR has a sample rate of up to 96 kHz and a clear sound quality.

8-channel 24-bit converter

This digital converter is equipped with eight XLR connectors and a D-Sub AES/EBU audio input in addition to all of the necessary digital audio inputs and outputs. It features an integrated high-pass filter for every microphone channel and phantom power for condenser microphones.

The gain, filter and phantom power can all be controlled from digital mixers such as the Yamaha PM5D, DM2000 and DM1000, making the YA8HR the ideal choice for a remote stage box, and because the AD converter connects with the mixer via an AES/EBU cable you don't have to deal with a jumble of cables.