Allen & Heath M-DL-DANTE128-A 128 x 128 Dante Audio Networking Card

The Allen & Heath M-DL-DANTE128-A is an advanced Dante audio networking card that seamlessly integrates dLive and Avantis systems into various live, installation, and broadcast settings. With its ultra - low latency and high - channel count, it offers top - notch audio quality and the flexibility to meet complex audio networking needs. Boasting 128 bidirectional audio channels at 96kHz, it's perfect for high - channel digital splits between systems like FOH and MON. It also supports multitrack recording via the Dante Virtual Soundcard without sacrificing audio quality. The card has front - panel Primary and Secondary ports for connecting to multiple Dante devices simultaneously or for dual - cable redundancy, ensuring high reliability. The dedicated Control Network port allows easy configuration using Dante Controller software, making it user - friendly. Compatible with the AES67 standard, it can easily interoperate with other AoIP protocols in different audio scenarios, simplifying audio transport. Support for Dante Domain Manager (DDM) enhances its integration with large networks, improving security. In short, it's a powerful and versatile choice for anyone seeking excellent audio networking solutions.

Using the Allen & Heath M - DL - DANTE128 - A is quite straightforward. First, connect the card to your dLive or Avantis system. You can use the Primary and Secondary audio ports to connect to other Dante devices. If you want extra reliability, use the dual - cable redundancy option. To configure the card, connect it to your network using the dedicated Control Network port and use the Dante Controller software on your computer. When it comes to multitrack recording, just use the Dante Virtual Soundcard. For smooth operation, make sure your network hardware meets the card's requirements. It supports off - the - shelf hardware, so you don't have to worry too much. As for maintenance, keep the card in a clean and dry environment. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. Check the connections regularly to make sure they are secure. If you encounter any issues, refer to the user manual. And always keep your software up - to - date to ensure the best performance.