Angry Audio U.192 Stereo Tool Interface
€ 995,00
The U.192 is the world’s first USB audio interface for software-based radio processors such as Stereo Tool. With its MPX output, this sound card is perfect for reliable, high-quality performance for your broadcasts.
The U.192 is the world’s first USB audio interface designed specifically for software-based radio processors such as Stereo Tool. We have eliminated the hassle of finding and configuring computer sound cards to provide the performance needed to drive the transmission chain.
Product specifications:
- Stereo analog inputs and outputs on StudioHub+ RJ45 connector. Levels up to +24dBu.
- High-quality ADC and DAC deliver more than 112dB of dynamic range.
- Digital AES/EBU inputs and outputs on StudioHub+ RJ45 connectors. Input supports sample rates of 32kHz-192kHz.
- Analog MPX (composite) output on BNC connectors.
- Supports digital MPX Composite Baseband via AES.
- Front panel switch selects analog or digital input. Another switch selects stereo analog or MPX output.
- Front panel signal LEDs for quick status display.
- Built-in AC-DC power supply (no separate adapter). Powder-coated steel housing for 24/7 use.
- Connection to host PC via standard USB cable.
Advantages over other “sound cards”:
- No guesswork: the U.192 is built specifically for software audio editing.
- Reliability: a true broadcast-grade audio interface for 24/7 use.
- Connectivity: provides various connectivity options for your processor and air chain.
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