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AKG DMM8 U
The?DMM8 U Digital Automatic Microphone Mixer?from?AKG?is a professional microphone mixer ideal for use in large meetings and conferences. Its DSP function ensures precise mixing of up to 80 channels by cascading up to ten DMM8 U mixers. Two additional stereo audio outputs and one stereo USB offer additional routing options. Due to high signal-to-noise ratio, the DMM8 U also keeps noise from multiple open microphones to a minimum. Numerous DSP functions such as filters, compressor/limiter, ducking, and routing make the DMM8 U suitable for a variety of spoken word applications.
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The DMM8 U digital automatic microphone mixer is ideal for large meetings and conferences. Its DSP function ensures precise mixing of up to 80 channels by cascading up to 10 DMM8 U mixers. Two additional stereo audio outputs and one stereo USB offer additional routing options. Due to high signal-to-noise ratio, the DMM8 U also keeps noise from multiple open microphones to a minimum. Numerous DSP functions such as filters, compressor/limiter, ducking and routing make the DMM8 U a great fit in a variety of spoken word applications. The DMM8 U (UL, ULD) is made in Germany.
Additionally, the UL version offers a LAN interface via Ethernet to enable the control over large distances using, for instance, an AMX control system.
In the ULD version, incorporating a highly sophisticated DANTE chip, all ins are available as direct outs, making it an outstanding tool for broadcast applications, while all outs are also available on the DANTE stream. In total the DMM8 ULD provides 14 free assignable DANTE outs. Additionally, 4 DANTE streams can be used as inputs.
Features

12 band graphic EQ on outputs for optimized loudspeaker tuning
6 programmable presets for easy and fast tailoring to different situations
Two channel USB streaming In and Out to interface with IT networks
Up to 10 units cascadable for simultaneous use of up to 80 channels
Digital signal processing and sophisticated mixing algorithm to feed in e.g. a laptop signal for wireless multimedia presentations
Audio matrix routing of all inputs to all outputs for creating multiple mixes of multiple output combinations