Prism Sound Dante Module

Manufacturer: Prism Sound

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Prism Sound Dante Host interface module for Titan & Atlas

Prism Sound Dante Host interface module for Titan & Atlas

The DANTE module allows multiple Titan or Atlas units to be connected directly to a DANTE equipped network.

With this setup, DANTE users can enjoy the excellent sound quality of both the Titan and Atlas A/D and D/A converters, and their equally well regarded on-board microphone preamplifiers. Titan was recently rated 'the pinnacle of USB recording' with 'fantastic converters and mic pre's' by John Gatski, of Everything Audio Network. Everything Audio: Titan Review

Gatski went on to say, "I was really impressed by the Prism Sound Titan. It ain't cheap, at just under $4,000. However, Prism Sound's rich European pedigree, high build quality and excellent sounding converters make it tough to find a better all-in-one PCM recording package."

Prism Sound sales & marketing director Graham Boswell says, "We know that our customers have been anxiously waiting for these modules."

Control of the Prism Sound Titan or Atlas units when connected to DANTE is easy. When connected over a network the units are controlled using a dedicated software app that is available for both Mac and Windows. This enables you to control the units from any computer on the network or via its dedicated USB port. The set up information can be stored for instant recall within the dedicated app unlike many third party interfaces whose settings cannot be recalled.

Boswell adds: Dante is undoubtedly the de facto standard for digital audio distribution across Ethernet networks and by enabling our flagship audio interface products to connect seamlessly with this technology we are showing a firm commitment to the future.”

Setup of the Titan and Atlas units with DANTE could hardly be simpler: with an almost unlimited amount of Titan or Atlas units which can be connected in a stack to each port and automatically configure themselves.

The first (or only) unit in the stack is connected using its Primary connector. Additional units, are added by daisy-chaining Expansion-to-Primary connections in the usual way.