Dante AVIO AES3 IO Adapter 2x2
Y Adapter

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Finally, a nice small lightweight easy way to test out AES devices.
A must-have item for any tech toolbox.
Would have preferred Neutrik connectors.
Perfect for our use case
We purchased this Dante AVIO to eliminate the last two analogue audio runs in a community radio station which in 2015 mostly transitioned to a fully digital Dante AoIP audio distribution system, but left analogue runs to a single location that contained a Blackmagic ATEM for visualisation and a Tanberg Satellite decoder. This was an ugly, messy workaround that left unpleasant harmonics in our feeds. This AVIO has let us replace these analogue runs with a Dante/AES3 bridge - absolutely perfect for our use case and improving the sound quality considerably over long analogue runs.
The only thing I can say on the negative side is that the build quality of the AVIO is not great - it is quite plasticy and cheap, which is problematic because Audinate show this product used in a live environment in a lot of publicity material. Whilst it is fine in a server rack, I would not trust it to last long on a tough tour. If Radial were ever to make an AES3 DI-NET then that would be perfect for this usage case, but until then, this is the best (if plastic) option.
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Dante
- Released in 2018
- Average price : $327
- Transmits two channels each from AES3 to a Dante network and vice versa
- RJ45 Metal plug with built-in LEDs
- 1 XLR male output
- 1 XLR female input
- 96 kHz / 24 bit
- Robust housing for day-to-day tasks while touring
- Fully functional Dante interface
- Requires POE (Power over Ethernet) for operation
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