APB-DynaSonics, Inc MIX-SWITCH-ANALOG
Analog Switching Device

The MixSwitch™ is a versatile, 4 channel, 2-way audio switching and combining system that takes up only 1U of rack space. Typical applications when in SWITCH mode include selecting between the Primary console (Digital or Analog) & backup console, or between headline & opening act consoles in concert/presentation situations. When in SUM mode, MixSwitch allows for the simultaneous use of both consoles (equally mixed). In club applications, selection between FOH and DJ mixers into a common audio system can easily be performed. Each MixSwitch unit can control up to 4 sets of line-level audio signals; Slave units can be added to jointly control additional sets of signals. Other features include an announce mic input & stereo program input (1/4" or RCA) for music playback (master units), each with EQ, limiting & assignment to any of the 4 XLR outputs, & an additional stereo XLR line input for connection of a 3^rd console or facility input.

• Provides Ability To Easily Switch Between A Primary Digital Or Analog Console And A Backup Console
• Select Between Headline And Opening Act Consoles In Concert/Presentation Situations In SWITCH Mode Or Operate Both Consoles Simultaneously In SUM Mode
• Allows Selection Between FOH And DJ Mixers In Club Applications
• Analog & Digital/Analog Versions
• Announce Microphone Input With EQ And Limiting Independent Of Primary Or Secondary Consoles (Master Units)
• Stereo Program Input With EQ And Limiting For Music Playback Independent Of Primary Or Secondary Consoles (Master Units)
• Additional Stereo XLR Line Input Allows Connection To A Third Console Or Facility Input (Master units)
• Input And Output Monitoring via LED Meters and Audio Solo
• Highest Possible Audio Performance – THAT® Corporation InGenius® Devices Used On All Primary XLR Analog Inputs
• AES-EBU Digital Inputs And Outputs On Digital Version Of MixSwitch (Early 2007)
• Slave Units May Be Linked Together For Use With Monitor Consoles Or Wherever More Line Signals Require Switching
• Auto-Bypass Of Primary Input To Output In Case Of Power Failure
• Connectors For Remote Switching And Tally