10 l November 2013
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PSNEuropecompiles this month’s list of hot new products DPA
Podium Microphones
What is it? Two new microphones based on the d:dicate range.
Details: DPA’s new podium microphones combine the modular capsules from its d:dicate Recording
Microphones with any of the company’s newly introduced modular active booms and modular active cables. The directional gooseneck microphones use interference tubes and pre-polarised backplates to ensure speech intelligibility.
And another thing: The product was initially designed for the Nobel Prize Organisation, which needed a dedicated podium solution for its 2012 Peace Prize presentation.
www.dpamicrophones.com SONNOX/FRAUNHOFER
CODEC TOOLBOX What is it? A DIGICO SD5B
What is it? A broadcast application specific extension to the SD5.
Details: The SD5 fits directly into the shoes of the D5, but benefits from the advancements made possible by DiGiCo’s proprietary Stealth Digital Processing and floating point Super FPGA technology.
As with the SD5, the SD5B’s worksurface is a low noise, heat dissipation worksurface benefiting from Hidden-til-lit (HTL) technology. Its five full colour TFT LCD screens, three of which are touch sensitive, have a new configuration that
DYNACORD
TS 100, TS 200
What is it? Two full-range additions to the Vertical Array loudspeaker family.
Details: The TS 100 two-way, full- range box boasts power handling of 150W/RMS and is designed for a multitude of applications, including clubs and restaurants, hotels and for supplying frontfill in theatres. It weighs just 7.1kg. The TS 200 two-way,
full-range loudspeaker boasts power handling of 300W/RMS. Its high sound pressure and precisely controlled dispersion make it ideal for applications such as in mobile use as a medium sized FOH.
And another thing: Linear-phase FIR (Finite Impulse Response) presets and presets for conventional digital controllers are available for both systems.
www.dynacord.com
allows easy access to single or multiple users.
And another thing: As standard, the SD5 comes with a 2GB fibre optic system, which is capable of running 448 channels of I/O at 96kHz, plus 56 console-to- console tie lines, allowing connection to up to 14 of the SD variant racks. There are three redundant MADI ports and local I/O includes eight microphone inputs, eight line outputs and eight AES I/O (mono).
www.digico.biz
collaboration between plug-in developer Sonnox and MP3 creator Fraunhofer IIS, which offers real-time codec auditioning, metadata editing and batch encoding.
Details: Codec Toolbox is comprised of two applications: the Toolbox Plug-In, for real-time mix
auditioning through
various codecs; and the Toolbox Manager, for encoding and adding metadata. A ‘clip safe’ function ensures clean encoded files, as the software auto-compensates for any overs during the encode process.
And another thing: Codec Toolbox will cost just £35 (around €30).
www.sonnox.com
EVE AUDIO SC4XX
What is it? A four-way active monitor series.
Details: The SC4xx series features two models: the SC407, 6.5” powered studio monitor; and the SC408, 8” powered studio monitor (pictured). Both models are equipped with a pair of SilverCone woofers and a midrange unit with glass fibre coated diaphragm in honeycomb structure. The SC4xx series utilises EVE Audio’s proprietary AMT
(Air Motion Transformer) technology with a bigger magnet system to deliver transparency and delicate treble with virtually no distortion, even at high output levels.
And another thing: The SC407 boasts a response of 35Hz to 21kHz and a peak SPL of 116dB, while the SC408 features a response of 32Hz to 21kHz and a peak SPL of 118dB.
www.novadistribution.co.uk
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