the t.racks DSP 408
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the t.racks
DSP 408
Product Info
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The t.racks DSP 408 is a solid choice for sound reinforcement professionals needing precise crossover and routing capabilities. Its clean conversion and flexible I/O make it a workhorse for bands and venues wanting a reliable, digitally controlled system – it’s a step up from basic processors without being overly complicated.
Product Description
- the t.racks DSP 408
- Digital Loudspeaker Management System
- 4 XLR inputs
- 8 XLR outputs
- 96 kHz sampling rate
- 32 Bit DSP
- 24 Bit AD/DA converter
- USB and RS232/485 interface
- Ethernet interface
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 480 x 45 x 245 mm
- Construction: 19" / 1 U
PROS
- • Rock-solid 1U rackmount construction; feels built to last.
- • Clean, transparent AD/DA conversion minimizes signal degradation.
- • Flexible routing options for complex PA system configurations.
- • Ethernet interface enables remote control and system integration.
CONS
- • Limited input gain range might require preamps for low-level signals.
- • Software interface, while functional, isn't the most intuitive.
- • Price point places it above entry-level crossover solutions.
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Key Features
Type
Digital Loudspeaker Management System
Channels
4 XLR Inputs / 8 XLR Outputs
Frequency Range
20 Hz – 20 kHz
Connections
USB, RS232/485, Ethernet
Weight
4.5 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It offers a comparable feature set to brands like Lake or XTA, but the user interface isn’t quite as refined, requiring a bit more learning.
Absolutely, the XLR inputs and outputs are standard, making it compatible with almost any amplifier setup.
Yes, it allows for integration into larger networked audio systems, enabling advanced monitoring and control options.
