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dbx introduces new system processor
Feb 15, 2005 3:01 PM, Audio Technology Update e-newsletter
dbx Professional’s DriveRack 4800 system processor features new algorithms, including its Advanced Feedback Suppression (AFS).
The unit’s 96 kHz processing engine and standard digital I/O further extends frequency response and reduces latency, with an optional CobraNet card.
Utilizing four analog and AES/EBU inputs, with eight analog and AES/EBU outputs, the DriveRack 4800 also features Harman Professional’s latest HiQnet protocol.
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