SR-16 is capable of transforming up to 16 analog audio channels into as many EtherSound signals and injecting them into an EtherSound network (any topology). All of the components are of extremely high quality to ensure that audio quality remains uncompromised throughout, says the company.
Compatible with all existing EtherSound set-ups including ES-100 and ES-Giga, SR-16 is naturally fully controllable via Eclipse - channel assignment is performed from the Nova 2.0 GUI, and there is direct access for preamp gain and PH48V activation from the Eclipse control surface. Device configuration is fully saved in Nova snapshots, and there is no limitation regarding the number of devices that can be controlled, the company adds. Alternatively, SR-16 can be controlled using any of the available EtherSound software management programs. By the same token, Eclipse is capable of detecting and controlling a Digigram AQONDA just as if it were an SR-16.
"SR-16 is ideal for set-ups with distributed inputs and outputs such as theatres, houses of worship, OB vans etc." noted Innovason's international sales director, Marcel Babazadeh. "It's a perfect complement to our existing range of stage racks and a really cost-effective way of increasing channel count and control incrementally. Furthermore, it couldn't be easier to manage - all you have to do is connect SR-16 to any EtherSound network, detect it via Eclipse or an ES software manager, assign your channels and mix!"
(Claire Beeson)
