12 l March 2014
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Erica Basnicki compiles this month’s list of hot new products D&B AUDIOTECHNIK
D80
What is it? A 4-channel high power density 2RU amplifier that incorporates digital signal processing to provide configurations for the entire d&b loudspeaker range.
Details: Each of the four channels integrated into the D80 features a signal delay of up to 10 seconds and two 16-band equalisers, providing parametric, notch, shelving and asymmetric filters. Additionally, specific functions for d&b
BBE SM500
What is it?The BBE SM500 Sonic Maximizer is a modular single-channel signal processor designed to be used specifically with 500 series racks.
Details: The single-channel BBE SM500 is engineered to brighten, clarify and add fullness by adjusting phase relationships and augmenting high and low frequencies, revealing more of the sound’s natural texture and detail. Features include +23dBu headroom and a bypass switch for comparison of processed to unprocessed signals.
And another thing:The SM500 uses the same processing engine as
BBE’s 882i model, and the same process that has enhanced recordings for
recording
engineers and producers from Ryan Hewitt
(Avett Brothers, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Flogging Molly) to Ed Cherney (Rolling Stones, Bonnie Raitt) to Tony Visconti (T. Rex, David Bowie, Alejandro Escoveda).
www.bbesound.com
Details: Once activated, LQL enables measured loudness and TruePeak data to be
derived directly via an IP-connection from a capable TouchMonitor audio meter, as well as from external storage media such as a USB stick. The software also includes dual limit weighting, status information, marker and various other
reporting features. The software is free of charge to users; however the SW20014 Logging Data Server license is required to enable a TM7, TMR7 or TM9 series meter to be compatible with data export and additional display functions.
And another thing: The TM7 visualises up to 40 sources at the same time, while the TM9 visualises up to 48 and the TMR7, specifically designed for radio broadcasting, visualises up to four.
www.rtw.com
loudspeakers, such as CUT (Cut mode), CPL (Coupling), HFC (High Frequency Compensation) and CSA (Cardioid Sub Array) are included.
And another thing: All four outputs can deliver up to 4,000 Watts into 4 ohms and are distributed through either the single NL8 connector, or the individual loudspeaker outputs.
The LoadMatch function electronically compensates for loudspeaker cable properties, without the need for an extra conductor. This is said to result in increased accuracy of audio reproduction over a bandwidth of up to 20kHz, preserving the tonal balance when using cable lengths of up to 70m.
www.dbaudio.com
RTW LQL
What is it? LQL, or Loudness Quality Logger is software developed for logging, true-peak data analysis and reporting compatible with RTW’s TM7, TMR7 and TM9 TouchMonitor line of products running with Logging Data Server license (SW20014).
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