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Midas DL371A Additional DSP Card for PRO3 PRO6 PRO9 Systems
Estimated price for orientation: 999 $
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Description Brand: Midas Type: DSP Card MPN: DL371A Model: DL371A UPC: Does not apply
Midas DL371A Additional DSP Card for PRO3 PRO6 PRO9 SystemsThe Midas DL371A is an additional DSP card that's designed for use with their PRO3, PRO6. and PRO9 systems. The addition of a DL371A DSP card to any of the aforementioned systems allows you to upgrade to N+1 redundant operation.DL371 Audio System Engine digital signal processing card with 5.28 Gigaflops performanceExpansion for DL371 Audio System Engine to upgrade to PRO6 and PRO9 and N+1 redundant operationDual redundant network ring topology with contra-rotating communication system40 bit floating point processing with 96 kHz sample rateDesigned and engineered in the U.K.
Please ask any questions prior to purchase.Please note that the quoted shipping price applies to the continental 48, buyers located in other states need to contact me for a shipping quote prior to purchase.
Description
| Brand: | Midas | Type: | DSP Card |
| MPN: | DL371A | Model: | DL371A |
| UPC: | Does not apply |
Midas DL371A Additional DSP Card for PRO3 PRO6 PRO9 SystemsThe Midas DL371A is an additional DSP card that's designed for use with their PRO3, PRO6. and PRO9 systems. The addition of a DL371A DSP card to any of the aforementioned systems allows you to upgrade to N+1 redundant operation.
Please ask any questions prior to purchase.Please note that the quoted shipping price applies to the continental 48, buyers located in other states need to contact me for a shipping quote prior to purchase.
DL371 Audio System Engine digital signal processing card with 5.28 Gigaflops performanceExpansion for DL371 Audio System Engine to upgrade to PRO6 and PRO9 and N+1 redundant operationDual redundant network ring topology with contra-rotating communication system
40 bit floating point processing with 96 kHz sample rateDesigned and engineered in the U.K.