Symetrix is now shipping the Deuce 722 ($849), a single-rackspace 2×2 DSP unit designed to solve audio processing problems for integrators. The Deuce 722 is the second product in the company’s Integrator Series, a new group of products providing application-specific packages using the technology found in the SymNet|Network Audio Solution DSP toolbox.
The Deuce 722’s tool set can be used with a variety of applications, such as live sound speaker management, voice processing for public address, headphone processing and line-sweetening for broadcast, nightclub system protection, and retail paging over background music or ambient noise compensation. The 722 also promises to tame wildly varying digital media assets and assisted listening processing.
Featuring two inputs and two outputs on XLR and Euroblock connectors, the unit offers microphone pre-amplification featuring a THAT front-end with true 48-volt phantom power, compression, split-band compression, downward expansion, gating, de-essing, AGC, ambient noise compensation, feedback elimination, equalization, mixing, stereo width and balance, delay and more. An exclusive process known as the volume Clamp is designed to protect sound systems from overzealous DJs and sound mixers.
Setup is accomplished with a Windows interface connected over Ethernet. The 722 is also compatible with Symetrix Adaptive Remote Control (ARC) wall panels for user control.
For more information, visit Symetrix.
