Audinate Dante AVIO Analog Input 1 ch. - Analog...

Audinate Dante AVIO Analog 1ch Input Adapter – Professional Analog Audio Adapter Break the boundaries between analog and digital sound worlds with the Audinate Dante AVIO Analog 1ch Input Adapter. This innovative adapter provides seamless integration of existing analog devices into the advanced Dante network, enabling professional real‑time audio management. An excellent choice for studios, live broadcasts, and multimedia installations where flexibility and reliability are paramount. Product Features PoE power (802.3af) eliminates the need for an external power supply, and one balanced input channel delivers precise audio transmission. Signal level adjustment (+24dBu/+4dBu/0dBu/-10dBV) and support for 20Hz‑20kHz frequencies guarantee versatility. The adapter boasts a dynamic range >100 dB and noise immunity thanks to its balanced design (20k Ω). Revolution in audio integration – hassle‑free The Audinate Dante AVIO Analog 1ch Input is the key to future‑proof audio infrastructure, linking legacy equipment with modern networked systems. With an integrated Dante module and compatibility with Dante Controller, setup takes only minutes—even without advanced technical knowledge. Ideal for connecting analog consoles, amplifiers, or keyboard instruments directly to the network, eliminating the need for additional converters. High‑quality transmission at 96 kHz sampling and 24‑bit depth preserves the natural tone and dynamics of every sound. The adapter is extremely user‑friendly for professionals and newcomers to Dante networking—the plug‑and‑play nature speeds deployment, and support for 44.1/48/96 kHz standards makes it a universal solution for studio recording sessions, concerts, or broadcast systems. Applications Integrating analog mixing consoles into the Dante network in recording studios Connecting amplifiers and active speakers in live‑sound systems Live transmission of keyboard instruments or DI boxes Technical Specifications Type: 1‑channel analog input adapter Frequency range: 20 Hz–20 kHz (±0.5 dB) Sampling: 44.1/48/96 kHz Signal‑to‑noise ratio: >100 dB Distortion: