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Tight AV Dante 2-channel Output Adapter

4.5 out of 5 stars from 2 customer ratings

Dante XLR Output Adapter

  • For the output of analogue line signals from a Dante network
  • Samplerate: 96 kHz / 24 Bit
  • Robust housing
  • Fully functional Dante interface
  • Frequency range: 20 - 20,000 kHz (+/-0.5 dB)
  • Dynamic range: > 100 dB
  • Signal-to-noise ratio: >100 dB
  • Total harmonic distortion: < 0.01% (+4 dBu)
  • Requires POE (Power over Ethernet) for operation
  • RJ45 metal plug with built-in LEDs
  • Output: 2 x XLR Male
  • Available since April 2024
  • Item number 590969
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Amount Of Channels 2
  • AD Conversion No
  • DA Conversion Yes
  • Max. Resolution 24 bit
  • Max. sampling rate 96 kHz
  • S/PDIF Connecor No
  • AES/EBU Connector No
  • ADAT No
  • Word clock No
  • Number of analog inputs 0
  • Number of Analog Outputs 2
  • Headphone connection No
  • Special Features Dante
1.966 kr
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Does what it's supposed to at a great price
Ade the Fade 02.03.2026
Using an adapter to get a quick in/out to your system is one of the benefits of Dante, as this can be done without having to run XLR cables, and without having to find spare XLR outputs. Such adapter aren't cheap (welcome to Dante) but the Tight AV adapters represent quite a saving over other products.
OK - the XLRs are not Neutrik (you could swap them out) and the RJ45 connector is not Ethercon - but the same is true of other, more expensive adapters. The initial setup is a breeze: I use static IP addresses and still got two of these things configured in less than five minutes. After that, you just plug it in, it pops up on your network, and you're good to go.
Remember, it's PoE so you can't use it without a switch, and it's primary network only: so not good for mission critical connections.
A great product and relatively inexpensive.
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Günstigere Alternative zu Dante AVIO Adaptern
_Christoph_ 09.09.2024
Ich verwende bereits seit mehreren Jahren die originalen Dante AVIO Adapter von Audinate. In einem aktuellen Projekt kamen die Dongles von Tight AV zum Einsatz. Sie haben den gleichen Funktionsumfang, wie die AVIO Adapter und werden problemlos vom Dante Controller erkannt. Die Dongles basieren auf Audinates UltimoX2 Modulen. Das Audio ist unauffällig. Ich habe bisher keine Messungen zu den Angaben des Herstellers von >100 dB SNR und <0,01 % THD@-4dBu gemacht.
Wichtig zu wissen ist, dass die Updates zu Dante Produkten, die nicht von Audinate stammen, vom jeweiligen Hersteller bereitgestellt werden müssen. Über den Updater im Dante Controller können nur die AVIO Adapter aktualisiert werden. Tight AV hat bisher keine Updates zu seinen Dongles bereitgestellt und erwähnt das Thema auch nicht in der Bedienungsanleitung. Fazit nach einer Woche Betrieb: Es gibt nichts auszusetzen, preiswerte Alternative zu Dante AVIO Adaptern.
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