Tascam MM-4D/IN-X
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Tascam
MM-4D/IN-X
Product Info
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The MM-4D/IN-X is a seriously clever piece of kit for anyone building a networked audio setup. It's perfect for smaller studios or live rigs where you need to get analog signals onto a Dante network quickly and with some basic processing. The build is solid, and the software control is surprisingly intuitive.
Product Description
- Tascam MM-4D/IN-X
- 4-Channel analogue / Dante converter with DSP mixer
- Enables the transmission of audio signals over an Ethernet network
- 24 bit / 96 kHz converter
- Overload indicators and signal indicators for the analog input signals
- Sorable up to 50 presets
- Two different programs available for control (for Windows
- and Android devices): MX Connect for system installer
- EZ Connect for end users
- Supports AES67
- Powerful DSP mixer with 4-band EQ at the input range
- Phantom power +48 V
- 4 Balanced XLR microphone / line inputs
- 2 Gigabit Ethernet 1000BASE-T RJ45 connectors
- Power supply via PoE or external power supply PS-P1220E (power supply not included)
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 214 x 45 x 136 mm
- Weight: 885 g
- Includes mounting bracket for mounting under a table top
PROS
- • Excellent Dante integration simplifies networked audio routing.
- • DSP mixer offers flexible EQ and gain staging for input channels.
- • Compact form factor with mounting bracket suits space-constrained studios.
- • Robust build quality; feels solid and well-engineered for studio use.
CONS
- • Lack of AES3 output limits compatibility with some older gear.
- • Power supply is an extra expense, impacting overall cost.
- • Limited routing options compared to dedicated Dante matrix systems.
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
4
Max Sample Rate
96 kHz
Bit Depth
24 bit
Connection
Dante, XLR, RJ45
Clock
Internal (likely 44.1/48/88.2/96kHz)
Weight
885 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you'll need a Dante-enabled network switch and a Dante controller software like Dante Controller to manage the device effectively.
While you *can* technically use it, its primary strength is Dante integration; functionality will be severely limited without a Dante network.
Dante latency is typically very low – under 1ms – but it depends heavily on network conditions and configuration; expect a slight increase compared to purely analog paths.
