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Soundcraft Si Series MADI I/O Multimode Optical Option Card for Digital Mixers
SKU: SCOMIO MFR: A520.001000SP
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Key Features
- Expand your Soundcraft mixer with this MADI I/O card for seamless digital audio!
- Multimode optical option card ensures high-quality, low-latency audio connections.
- Perfect for live sound, recording studios, and broadcast environments needing MADI.
- Compatible with Soundcraft Si series mixers, including Si1, Si2, and Si Performer.
- Easily integrate your digital mixer into a larger MADI network for expanded capabilities.
- This durable I/O expansion card enhances your mixer's connectivity and sound quality.
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About Soundcraft A520.001000SP
Why settle for less when you can optimize your audio mixing experience with the Soundcraft Si Series MADI I/O Multimode Optical Option Card for Digital Mixers This high-performance accessory is designed to establish a robust 64-channel MADI input and output, enabling seamless connectivity to remote devices such as stage racks, additional consoles, or even a Broadcast feed to an Outside Broadcast (OB).
Engineered with precision, this option card features optical inputs and outputs on SC connectors, ensuring superior signal transmission for your audio equipment. The auxiliary interface, a standout feature, can be utilized as a redundant link, enhancing the reliability and stability of your audio setup.
Ideal for professional audio engineers and enthusiasts alike, the Soundcraft Si Series MADI I/O Multimode Optical Option Card for Digital Mixers is an essential tool for achieving high-quality, uninterrupted sound. Elevate your digital mixing capabilities with this versatile and reliable option card.
Soundcraft A520.001000SP Features
- The auxiliary interface can be used as a redundant link