Touch can now be disabled to prevent inadvertent switching of the screens to different views. Press and hold the Headphone Knob for > 2 secs to disable and re-enable. Disabled touch is indicated by a thin orange border surrounding the four OLEDs. The Headphone Knob and Triangle button remain active when touch is disabled.
Fixed
Rare distortion with very low frequency signal sources no longer occurs.
Random freezing of the Web App Scan view no longer occurs.
Visit Sound Devices at stand 8.C95 at the IBC tradeshow, September 15th-18th in Amsterdam, to get hands-on demos of the latest additions to the Astral family – A20-Nexus Go and A20-TX. The newly introduced A20-TX digital wireless bodypack transmitter has a multipurpose input, flexible powering, and ultra-low-power e-Paper display. Also making its IBC debut will be the A20-Nexus Go multichannel true diversity wireless receiver with 169-1525 MHz global tuning range via SpectraBand, NexLink long-distance remote control of transmitters, and integrated RTSA (real-time spectrum analysis).
The A20-TX transmitter and A20-Nexus Go receiver will join other Astral-family products in the Sound Devices booth, including the A20-Nexus multichannel, true diversity wireless receiver with SpectraBand, NexLink RTSA, and Power-over-Ethernet and audio via Dante; the svelte A20-Mini bodypack transmitter with GainForward and SpectraBand; and the A20-RX 2-channel slot-in portable true-diversity wireless receiver.
We will also display our 8-Series line, which includes Scorpio, 888, and 833 mixer-recorders. Designed specifically for sound professionals’ workflows, each 8-Series mixer-recorder has unprecedented recording power and a rugged, efficient interface.
We plan to celebrate our 25th anniversary in a special way at IBC this year. In addition to demoing our MixPre II Series audio mixers, with crystal-clear, ultra-low-noise Kashmir preamps, 32-bit float bit depth and a 192 kHz sample rate, we’ll have an opportunity for a stand visitor to win a limited-edition silver MixPre-3 II mixer-recorder. Visit stand 8.C95 to learn how to enter the drawing!
On Wednesday, August 30th, we invite you to join us at a special wireless training event held near Los Angeles. This free educational workshop will be a great opportunity to level up your wireless audio skills and learn about solutions for today’s RF questions.
Where:Group One Limited headquarters, 19801 Nordhoff Place #108, Chatsworth, CA 91311
When: Wednesday, August 30th
10:00-12:00: Basic Wireless
12:00-1:00: Lunch
1:00-3:00: Advanced Wireless
Whether you’re new to wireless or have a lot of experience, there will be something to learn. Led by Sound Devices’ RF Applications Engineer Gary Trenda and Technical Specialist Cody Heimann, the workshop will cover a range of topics, from the basics of frequency coordination to RF over fiber. From 10:00am-12:00pm, the courses will be focused on basic wireless topics. From 12:00-1:00pm, we will provide lunch and give you the opportunity to explore some wireless gear up close, including products from our partner companies in the Audiotonix group, Solid State Logic and Calrec. From 1:00-3:00pm, we will go through more advanced wireless audio topics, and then allow ample time for questions. You are welcome to attend one or both of the sessions.
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Join us to learn about the new A20-Nexus Go and A20-TX!
Are you curious to learn about the newest additions to our Astral family of wireless gear? On August 3rd, at 10:00am CDT (3:00pm GMT), Sound Devices will host a live-streaming event online where Director of Product Design and Management Paul Isaacs and RF Applications Engineer Gary Trenda will demonstrate the new A20-Nexus Go multichannel true-diversity wireless receiver and A20-TX digital wireless transmitter. Following the demonstration, you’ll have the opportunity to ask Paul and Gary questions for them to answer live.
With 4 receiver channels that can be expanded to 6 and 8 with software expansion licenses and a form factor compact enough for a bag or a half-unit space on a sound cart, the A20-Nexus Go receiver is ready for any application. It has SpectraBand’s 169-1525 MHz global tuning range, the ability to set gain at the receiver and not the transmitter with GainForward, long-range remote control of transmitters via NexLink, integrated RTSA (Real Time Spectrum Analyzer), and more.
The A20-TX transmitter is compatible with the widest array of input sources, from lavs and dynamic mics, to phantom-powered condenser mics, balanced line-level sources, and even AES digital mics. It accepts AA batteries of any chemistry, and offers a battery life up to 12 hours. The A20-TX transmitter includes the first full, true balanced ultra-low-noise high-headroom mic preamp, and has Astral-family features, like NexLink, SpectraBand, and GainForward.
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