Tascam - ML-16D
Tascam's ML-16D is a professional Dante-oriented converter specifically designed for inserting or extracting analogue audio into or out of a Dante network (digital audio network via Ethernet) using external devices that use Sub-D format connectors.
Presentation
It enables multi-channel transmission (512ch IN / 512ch OUT) and highly accurate clock synchronisation via the Gigabit Ethernet network.
Features
Other features
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Tascam ML-16D
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16 channel converter
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Transmission protocol: Dante
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Gigabit Ethernet standard: 1000BASE-T (IEEE 802.3ab)
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Sampling frequencies: 44.1k / 48k / 88.2k / 96k Hz
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Quantization rate: 16/24 bits
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Analogue inputs: 2 x D-sub 25-pin
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Analogue outputs: 2 x D-sub 25-pin
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Digital I/O: 2 x RJ-45
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Power supply: 240V 50 Hz
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Power consumption: 14 W
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Dimensions: 483 × 45 × 303.8 mm
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Weight: 3.3 kg
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Supplied WITHOUT D-sub cables
To find out more...
This simple but elegant solution makes it quick and easy to insert sound into the Dante audio stream.
The ML-16D offers a selectable reference level from 5 maximum level options: +24dBu, +22dBu, +20dBu and +18dBu and +15dBu, which can meet a variety of needs, including use in broadcast studios, PA systems and recording environments.
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