This is a product we are working on that could be of interest for some forum members.
It will be available as a kit.
- 6 stereo sources, selectable bal/unbalanced, -10dBV/+4dBu (2 XLR, 2 jack, 1 RCA, 1 RCA/front mini-jack),
- 4 stereo output or 3 output+sub, selectable bal/unbalanced (2 XLR, 2 jack),
- Relay driven passive stepped level control, 64 x 1dB steps,
- Dim, Mute, Mute left/Mute right, Mono, left-right difference,
- External Dim input for talkback,
- programmable input, output, Mono, Diff, Dim and global offsets,
- "Wire with gain" headphone amp with 2 programmable gains,
- Minimalistic audio path,
- Single buffer between input and output makes it independent of source and destination impedances,
- Controllable by an TV remote, with the ability of learning the IR orders,
- Expandable to surround by stacking several units,
- Fully differential throughout,
- All switching done by relays,
- No capacitor in the audio path,
- Bandwidth: DC to 250 kHz (-1dB),
- Distortion: immeasurable (by us).
After input switching, the circuit uses four unity gain buffers (one for each stereo differential signal), followed by four passive logarithmic ladder attenuators feeding the output selector.
The buffers are switched to provide gain when the input is a -10dBV level.
All switching is done by 39 relays controlled by a PIC microcontroller.
What this unit doesn't do: Mixing & Talkback.
It will be available as a kit.
- 6 stereo sources, selectable bal/unbalanced, -10dBV/+4dBu (2 XLR, 2 jack, 1 RCA, 1 RCA/front mini-jack),
- 4 stereo output or 3 output+sub, selectable bal/unbalanced (2 XLR, 2 jack),
- Relay driven passive stepped level control, 64 x 1dB steps,
- Dim, Mute, Mute left/Mute right, Mono, left-right difference,
- External Dim input for talkback,
- programmable input, output, Mono, Diff, Dim and global offsets,
- "Wire with gain" headphone amp with 2 programmable gains,
- Minimalistic audio path,
- Single buffer between input and output makes it independent of source and destination impedances,
- Controllable by an TV remote, with the ability of learning the IR orders,
- Expandable to surround by stacking several units,
- Fully differential throughout,
- All switching done by relays,
- No capacitor in the audio path,
- Bandwidth: DC to 250 kHz (-1dB),
- Distortion: immeasurable (by us).
After input switching, the circuit uses four unity gain buffers (one for each stereo differential signal), followed by four passive logarithmic ladder attenuators feeding the output selector.
The buffers are switched to provide gain when the input is a -10dBV level.
All switching is done by 39 relays controlled by a PIC microcontroller.
What this unit doesn't do: Mixing & Talkback.