The BLU-805 has open architecture which is fully configurable. A rich palette of processing and logic objects and a drag and drop method of configuration provide a simple and familiar design environment. This processor features Ethernet AVB audio with primary and secondary ports for fault tolerance, with control through a separate Ethernet port. The BLU-805 also features a low latency, fault tolerant digital audio bus.

• Configurable inputs/outputs
• Telephone hybrid card
• Configurable signal processing
• Rich palette of processing and logic objects
• Ethernet AVB audio
• Clear front panel LED indication
• Informative front panel display
• Bi-directional locate functionality

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the impedance constant on the input side as you add more headphones/speakers to the outputs, or does the input need to be increased as more peripherals are added?

A: I bought two of these boxes to add additional two-channel outputs for connecting three digital recorders simultaneously from my mixer's main mix outputs. After connecting everything, I did not add additional input gain to the splitter boxes, but I did note that the three digital recorders required slightly higher recording levels than they did in their standalone configuration. Hope this helps!

Q: 2. What is the Country of Origin?

A: Country of origin for the MOTU AVB Switch is USA. Thank you for your question.

Q: 3. Does this include the Dante card?

A: The Allen & Heath 32x32 Audio Matrix Processor-12x12 Local Analog I/O, Up to 128x128 Audio Networking-Dante 96kHz does not include a Dante card with purchase. The AH-M-SQ-Dante-A card must be added separately if needed.

Q: 4. Does this device allow two Bluetooth connections at the same time? Such as iPod and phone?

A: The Blackstar Tone:Link is only able to link with a single device at a time.

Q: 5. Is the Windows version out yet?

A: i am not certain if Pro Tools will release a WIndows -based version of this audio interface. because Carbon uses AVB for connection via ethernet, which is built into a macOS.

Q: 6. Can you confirm that you can run all 24 analog outputs from the DAC at 192Khz simultaneously, and at what bit depth (24 or 32) ?

A: Yes, the MOTU 24Ao USB/AVB 72 Channel Audio Interface can run 24 analog outputs simultaneously. The analog outputs offer 32-bit trim in the DAC and are also adjustable in 1 dB increments.

Q: 7. I want to split our mono (ts) output from our pa's monitor jack to 3 powered monitors. All I can find are multiple trs splitters. How can I do this?

A: This unit will do exactly that but for TRS (the one with the band in the center of the plug).

Q: 8. Is MOTU 112D USB class compliant?

A: Using Thunderbolt connectivity, the audio interface can stream 128 audio channels in and 128 channels out to the interface's physical outputs, the DSP-powered 48-channel mixer, or AVB audio network streams. The interface can also use high speed USB 2.0 (3.0 compatible) using class compliant drivers to work with most digital audio workstations.

Q: 9. does the TBS-BB44 support AEC?

A: AEC is not a feature on this device. The software that controls it does, however, feature a graphic anti feedback EQ and a compressor and a limiter- According to this data page for it. https://www.atlasied.com/f/3219/ATS004436B%20TSD-BB%20Data%20Sheet.pdf

Q: 10. Does this include the Dante card?

A: The Allen & Heath 16x16 Audio Matrix Processor with 8x8 Local Analog I/O does not include a Dante card with purchase. The AH-M-SQ-Dante-A card must be added separately if needed.