AVPro Edge Introduces a Compact Form Factor 2-Channel Dante Amplifier 

by | Audio, Audio Connections, Gear, Production

AVPro Edge (www.avproedge.com) has introduced  the model AC-DANTE-AMP-2CH, a 2-channel amplifier with decoding for Dante and AES67  audio formats up to 96kHz. The Dante 2-channel amp has been engineered as a problem solver  for integrators through outstanding performance and the critical flexibility of a compact form  factor that can be mounted nearly anywhere. Utilizing a category cable for Dante audio input,  this versatile solution has been designed to power local loudspeakers in any zone,  accommodate two Dante plug-and-play audio flows, and provide an analog line-output for additional audio distribution as needed—all from a single Dante endpoint. 

“This is a high-performance, Dante decoder/amplifier solution from AVPro Edge that delivers  key features and versatility from a slim chassis,” explained Matt Murray, CTO at AVPro Edge.  “Now integrators can send audio to any location on the network without having to worry about  signal attenuation or timing, perfect for any zone that has only been pre-wired with category  cable.”  

The Dante 2-channel amplifier from AVPro Edge has been engineered for easy, localized  installation, eliminating the need for an equipment rack at each remote location. This amazing  audio-only endpoint is the ultimate solution for integrators seeking to utilize either a new or  existing network as a platform for distributed audio. Featuring a mini-OLED screen and  adjustment potentiometers for localized control of volume, muting, volume lock, and balance  adjustments, integrators can also utilize an API compatible with popular control systems to  manage adjustments externally.  

Because the Dante 2-channel amp is a plug-and-play solution that can be auto-discovered by a  Dante controller anywhere on the network, it is ideally suited for temporary installations or last minute additions to any Dante ecosystem.  

AVPro Edge products include a 10-year advance-replacement warranty, providing integrators  with peace of mind knowing they have installed a product that has been built to last from a  trusted manufacturer committed to the pro A/V channel.  

For more information, visit avproedge.com.

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