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| Digigram Introduces First USB Audio Interface Specifically Designed for Broadcast and Pro Audio Applications | ||||||
"This product has been designed with maximum versatility in mind to meet the needs of broadcast journalists and other travelling audio professionals. " states Marc Benard, Digigram product manager for PC audio interfaces. "USB1.1 matches perfectly this need as it's available on every modern PC, powers the device through the port, takes advantage of drivers that are directly incorporated in the computer's operating system, and provides sufficient performance for a stereo interface. Using USB1.1, the UAX220 is a true plug-and-play device, making it the ideal solution for users with multiple computers, for example a laptop computer on the road and a desktop computer in the newsroom or studio." The UAX220 boasts the reliability and audio quality that has been a cornerstone of Digigram's successful PCI and PCMCIA sound cards for more than 15 years: Some of the key features: - 2/2 balanced analog I/Os on Neutrik XLR connectors - 24-bit/48 kHz - Premium dynamic range: >103 dB (A-weighted) - 1/4 inch (6,35 mm) Neutrik headphone output - Dedicated headphone output stage for low impedance headphones - Zero-latency direct monitoring When connected to the USB port of a computer (Windows XP, Mac OS X, or Linux), UAX220 is automatically recognized as an USB Audio-compliant device and is immediately operational with DirectSound, Core Audio, and Linux ALSA management. No specific driver needs to be installed. ASIO management is possible via a third-party ASIO-to-USB-Audio interface. Software based on Digigram's np SDK can manage the UAX220 through the Virtual PCX audio engine. Every effort has been made to make the product as easy to use as possible. The UAX220 is powered through the USB port and does not require an external power supply. Buttons for volume setting and monitoring on the device enable fast, intuitive control. For more information: www.digigram.com |
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