Riedel RockNet 300 8-In Microphone Line Interface - The Ultimate Audio Solution
• 8 remote controllable microphone/line input channels on XLR connectors for seamless audio integration.
• State-of-the-art circuitry for outstanding dynamic range, common mode rejection, and overall audio quality.
• High-quality components ensure reliability and durability.
Specifications:
- Gain Range: -6.. 66 dB 150 Ω Source
- Gain Step: 1 dB +/- 1 dB
- Sensitivity: +30 dBu.. -42 dBu Max. before clip
- Max. Input Level: +30 dBu
- Input Impedance: 5.5 kΩ
- Phantom Power: +48 V selectable per channel
- Mute: selectable per channel
- Equivalent Input Noise (EIN)
- -127 dBu @ Gain 66 dB 150 Ω Source, 20 kHz BW
- -151 dBFS @ Gain 66 dB 150 Ω Source, 20 kHz BW
- -122 dBu @ Gain > 30 dB 150 Ω Source, 20 kHz BW
- Dynamic Range: 119 dB @ Gain = -6 dB 150 Ω Source, 'A' weighted
- Frequency Response: -0.1 dB 20 Hz.. 20 kHz @ FS = 48 kHz
- Common Mode Rejection: > 100 dB @ 50 Hz-15 kHz 150 Ω Source, > 40 dB Gain
- Crosstalk: < -130 dB @ 15 kHz adjacent channels
- Total Harmonic Distortion:
- 0.006 % @ 66 dB Gain Full scale, 100 Hz-10 kHz
- 0.006 % @ 66 dB Gain 150 Ω Source, 20 kHz BW
- Delay: 420 ¦Ìs @ FS = 48 kHz
This Riedel RockNet 300 8-In Microphone Line Interface is perfect for audio professionals, musicians, and content creators. It's designed to handle multiple microphone and line inputs with ease, allowing for seamless integration into your setup. With its state-of-the-art circuitry, it delivers exceptional audio quality. Whether you're recording in a studio, performing live, or streaming content, this interface is a reliable choice. The interface features 8 remote controllable XLR input channels. It offers a gain range of -6 to 66 dB with a 1 dB step. Sensitivity ranges from +30 dBu to -42 dBu before clipping. Input impedance is 5.5 kΩ and phantom power is selectable per channel. Mute can also be set per channel. Equivalent Input Noise (EIN) is -127 dBu at 66 dB gain with a 150 Ω source and 20 kHz bandwidth, among other specifications.
