Bring high-quality wireless audio to your sound system with the Dillinger Labs Streetheart, a SKAA/SKAA Pro dual-mode receiver with 164' range, vaunted Burr-Brown DACs, balanced/unbalanced line outs, and headphone jacks. Engineered to upgrade any piece of pro audio gear to SKAA wireless capability, the quality produced by the Streetheart is intended to exceed that of Bluetooth and other wireless protocols. Feed up to four Streetheart receivers from any SKAA transmitter at 36 ms latency or two Streetheart receivers from a SKAA Pro transmitter at 19 ms latency.
In addition to being useful for avoiding long and troublesome cable runs and adding reinforcement for existing loudspeaker setups, the Streetheart also has the versatility to work with bookshelf/home theater systems with lower SPL demand. SKAA is a wireless audio protocol built specifically for sound—not for phone calls or data transfers. It’s designed to deliver high-quality audio with ultralow latency and rock-solid reliability.
- Feed up to 4 Streetheart receivers from any SKAA transmitter (at 36 ms latency)
- Feed up to 2 Streetheart receivers from any SKAA Pro transmitter (at 19 ms latency)
- Outputs 1 and 2 can be used for stereo audio or two independent mono signals
- -6/-12 dB switchable pad
- Change upper Outs 1 and 2 to headphone jacks by engaging the headphone switch
- Local mute control and adjustable volume for all outputs
- SKAA bond button and bond Indicator enable all of SKAA’s Bonding functions—selection of any SKAA transmitter and memory of up to 10 favorite transmitters in Streetheart’s 'Green List'
- Four 1/4" TRS balanced line-level outputs
- Burr-Brown digital-to-analog converters
- +16 dBu output levels to ensure max wattage from connected gear
- User-replaceable lithium-ion battery provides 12 hours of runtime
- Charge from any USB power source
- 4-LED battery life indicator and 45-minute warning system
- Up to 164' reliable indoor range with included +2 dBi antenna
- 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response
- 48 kHz, 480 kb/s audio quality
