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As audio creation enters the mobile era, RIME by Neumann marks a groundbreaking step forward: bringing the full experience of a world-class control room into the headphone environment. The result is so realistic that you don’t just hear the soundyou’re in it.

DC Offset can reduce loudspeaker performance and shorten its lifespan. Learn what causes DC Offset, its impact on speaker behavior, and how Eighteen Sound designs overcome this issue for superior stability and durability.

EW-DX Dante modes: Single Cable (control + Dante), Split (separate networks), Redundant (backup network). Configure and route via Dante Controller. Learn more at this article.

With the EW DX, you can either be updating the firmware with Wireless Systems Manager software (Mac + PC) or Control Cockpit (Windows only) depending on what the end goal /deployment of the system is.

EW-DX initial setup: attach antennas, connect audio outputs, power receiver (PoE or IEC), transmitter batteries, and install control software for update. Learn more at this article.

Klark Teknik DN9650 - AES50-to-CM1 converter, fixed 1:1 routing (3×24ch). Supports 96/48kHz; full 48ch requires using two AES50 ports.

Klark Teknik KT-AES50 - dual AES50 ports (Primary & Secondary), supports 48 bidirectional channels at 48/96kHz with redundancy at 48kHz.

VU meter measures Volume Units, not dBu. A vintage standard still used in classic gear, 2A-KT, 76-KT, and Behringer amps.

Klark Teknik DN9630 - AES50 to USB interface, supports 48k/96kHz, seamless connection with X32/M32 consoles.

This article demonstrates how to link your DN9650 to your M Series and PRO Series console using the AES 50 Network Module