Much like one of Super Mario’s mushrooms does, Studio Technologies’ Model 214 Announcer’s Console has been added to ESL to upgrade its services.

Ideal Solution for Adding One or Two Analog Audio Signals to a Dante Network

Studio Technologies, a manufacturer of high-quality audio, video and fiber-optic solutions, introduces the new Model 44D Audio Interface. The Model 44D provides a simple yet high-performance means of interfacing 2-channels of analog line-level audio to and from applications that utilize Dante™ audio-over-Ethernet media networking technology. Two Model 44D units can also provide one-to-one signal paths, two in each direction, over a standard local area network (LAN).

Studio Technologies, manufacturer of high-quality audio, video and fiber-optic solutions, introduces the new Model 211 Announcer's Console, designed to serve as the audio control center for announcers, commentators and production talent. The unit integrates all on-air, talkback and cue audio signal routing into one compact system with the configuration flexibility to allow optimization for a wide range of applications. For simple installation, standard connectors are used to interface with analog microphone, headphone, talkback and talent cue signals. Whether the Model 211 is used for microphone switching, talkback output or headphone cue feed, superior analog audio quality is maintained. 

MultiDyne Fiber Optic Solutions has added Audinate’s Dante Audio over IP networking into its range of openGear systems for modular, high-density fiber transport and signal conversion.

Studio Technologies, the manufacturer of tailored high-performance audio, video and fiber-optic products for the professional audio, installation and broadcast markets, introduces the Dante™-enabled Model 214, 215 and 216 Announcer’s Consoles, targeted at live broadcast, stadium, corporate and production facilities. In keeping with the company’s design philosophy of delivering high-quality and reliable production tools, the new Announcer’s Console series provides flexibility, excellent audio performance and ease-of-use for any situation requiring an announcer, including on-air and location broadcasting, stadium announcement, voice-over booths and corporate events. The Dante implementation ensures that the Model 214, 215 and 216 units achieve plug-and-play connectivity into Dante-compatible installations.

Robin Conway, a project manager at Capital Sound Hire who focuses on the technical design of new builds and infrastructure projects, recently became closely involved with the company’s migration to the Dante™ Audio-over-Ethernet networking solution. His quest to simplify the signal chain led him to the compact 2-channel Model 5205 Mic/Line to Dante™ Interface from Studio Technologies, a manufacturer of high-quality audio, video and fiber-optic solutions.