Just in time for NAMM 2018, Tascam—a brand famous for its analog recording solutions—is jumping into the forefront of digital technology. Yes, the company has decided to fashion a Dante interface, doing so in a relatively simple form factor with two new rackmount units: The ML-16D and the ML-32D.
Both units are analog-to-digital converters, featuring analog D-Sub inputs and redundant Ethernet outputs that support both primary and secondary connections. Accepting signal from microphone preamps, mixing consoles, audio interfaces, and more, these boxes provide uncompressed, multi-channel digital audio, integrating with other Dante enabled devices over Ethernet.
As Dante secures its place in live sound—thanks in no small part to its low-latency operation—Tascam has produced a unit perfect for bridging the gap between the analog universe and digital processing in a fast-paced world.
These units can route signal up to 96 kHz/24-bit. They’re AES67 and Revenna compatible, and offer LED metering on the front panel to show you signal strength and overload indicators on a per-channel basis, both on the input and output side. The ML-16D is a 16-channel unit, and if you need a bigger channel count, the ML-32D will have you covered with up to 32-channels of A/D over Dante.
Both of these are available at B&H, so come on down to our SuperStore or visit us online to check them out.
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