New Focusrite RedNet X2P audio interface announced
The Focusrite RedNet X2P is a brand new 2×2 Dante™ audio interface.
It features two Red Evolution mic pre amps, stereo line outs and a stereo headphone amplifier, allows quick I/O and monitoring expansion of Focusrite RedNet or other Dante audio-over-IP systems.
One single ethernet cable is all you need for power, audio and remote control and a local input mixer allows “more me” monitoring control, while a control lockout ensures settings remain unchanged when used remotely.
The two digitally-controlled Red Evolution mic pre’s are said to provide plenty of ultra-clean gain along with stereo linking, individually selectable phantom power, a high-pass filter and phase reverse.
Additionally, they include Air mode, emulating the sound of Focusrite’s classic transformer-based mic preamps.
The Focusrite RedNet X2P provides high-performance audio conversion with over 118dB dynamic range. These converters have been selected and calibrated to provide the best balance of sound quality, dynamic range and conversion latency.
RedNet X2P features a crossfader to enable level control of the local inputs versus network inputs assigned to feed either the line outputs or the headphone outputs.
The unit can be mounted directly to a mic stand, keeping it out of the way and within reach.
Focusrite RedNet X2P 2×2 Dante™ audio interface.
Flexible control locks enable local control of mic pre settings and output settings, or both to be locked.
Artists can adjust their headphone mix and level, safe in the knowledge that they cannot accidentally adjust the mic pre gain.
For more on the Focusrite RedNet X2P 2×2 Dante™ audio interface visit the website.
