Digigram ES8mic XLR Multichannel Ethersound Analog Interface

The Digigram ES8mic XLR Multichannel Ethersound Analog Interface is the most convenient and cost-effective way to connect microphones to an EtherSound network using its eight switchable microphone/line level inputs. It transforms up to eight analog audio signals into as many EtherSound channels and injects them into an EtherSound network.

Each Digigram ES8mic XLR Multichannel Ethersound Analog Interface has a built-in preamplifier with variable gain, switchable phantom power, 80 Hz low-cut and 12 kHz high-cut filters. All functions are remote-controlled via EScontrol software. It also includes eight protected GPIOs: four in and four out, RS232, and local channel assignment.

Digigram ES8mic XLR Multichannel Ethersound Analog Interface Features:
-8 microphone or line level analog audio inputs
-Full remote control
-8 protected GPIOs: 4 In & 4 Out with network remote control
-1 RS232 port with network remote control (OEM or specific software)
-Local or remote audio channel selection
-19'' / 1U standard case
-Sampling frequency: 48kHz or 44.1kHz
-24 bit converters
-48V phantom power supply
-Microphone or line input level selection
-Programmable mic gain 0 to 66 dB in 0.5 dB steps
-Maximum input level/impedance +10 dBu/2k
-E.I.N. A/D-D/A at 48kHz, G=60 dB <-125 dBu
-80 Hz low-cut and 12 kHz high-cut filters