CREST AUDIO TACTUS
www.crestaudio.com
Crest Audio has partnered with Waves to create the Tactus digital mixing system, which features a simple, customisable touchscreen operating interface that puts all of the audio routing, processing and mixing tools within easy and immediate reach. It is designed to work with the new Waves eMotion mixer for SoundGrid and allows the use of Waves audio processing plug-ins for live events. The Tactus hardware is comprised of the
Tactus.FOH, the audio processing core for the system, and the Tactus. Stage, a 32-in / 16-out remote stage box. The modular capability of the Tactus digital mixing system, which interconnects via standard Gigabit Ethernet cabling and an internal gigabit switch, allows multiple configurations in a range of channel counts to best suit each application. The
Tactus.FOH is powered by the Waves SoundGrid audio processing / networking platform, ensuring extremely low latency with precision audio processing, while the
Tactus.FOH frame provides eight local microphone / line inputs and eight line outputs, and serves as the audio signal processing engine. The
Tactus.Stage includes 32 microphone/line inputs and 16 line outputs.
DANLEY SOUND LABS OS80
www.danleysoundlabs.com
The Danley OS80, like its synergy horn siblings, aims to deliver tremendous output, both in terms of sound pressure level and transparency, as well as precise pattern control. Unlike its Synergy Horn siblings, however, the OS80 is housed in an enclosure that is utterly impervious to weather, making it the ideal loudspeaker for outdoor installations at sports venues, arenas, athletic fields and complex- es, theme and recreational parks, public gatherings, race tracks, community centres, cruise ships, hockey rinks, water parks, swimming areas, and more. The OS80’s coverage pattern is 80º conical with an operating frequency range that spans 113Hz to 18kHz (+/- 3 dB). It has 101dB SPL sensitivity and a maximum output that rates 127dB SPL continuous and 133dB SPL program. A single high performance 12-inch driver and a single 1.4-inch driver energise the synergy horn and are hidden away inside a thermal molded poly-composite exterior measuring 32.25-inches high by 26-inches wide by 14.5-inches deep. A U bracket is included as are other flexible mounting options.
DRAWMER MC2.1
www.drawmer.com
Drawmer’s new active MC2.1 three-way monitor controller is designed to be as electronically trans- parent as possible, with an ultra-low-noise specification and built-in low-hum switchable linear power supply, and it is also physically robust, with its rugged steel chassis and brushed black aluminium cover. There are four inputs, and up to three pairs of stereo speakers, plus a mono subwoofer, may be connected and active at any one time in any combination, making it ideal for A/B mix or monitor com- parisons. Level trims for each individual channel ensure that any output discrepancies in the connected speakers can be compensated for, ensuring perfect level matching between connected speaker pairs, two headphone amplifiers and a talkback microphone, all with individual level controls, are also built in. The two main inputs, and all of the balanced stereo outputs, are high-grade Neutrik XLR connectors. Input 2 is a combination XLR / jack, while the aux input is via left / right phono connectors or a stereo 3.5mm jack, allowing the easy connection of sub-mixers, laptops, record decks or other audio sources. The front panel is dominated by the output volume control, which incorporates a paralleled custom quad pot for excellent channel matching and the smoothest possible action, but the MC2.1 offers much more than simple control over output level.
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