Wheatstone DMX-8 8-Fader DMX Console

With DMX, Audioarts ventures into modern territory – AoIP networking. Utilizing a WheatNet-IP protocol-based network and engine, the DMX is the first Audioarts console to offer AoIP networking and expansion. This means that you get the speed and flexibility to have a complete, self-contained setup, and the ability to add-on, without the need for an external switch. Audioarts Mix Engine uses RJ45 connectors for all audio (StudioHub+ format), logic (WheatNet-IP-format), and network connections, except for the 2 mic preamp inputs (XLR).

8 Fader DMX Console frame with;
– 8 Input Faders
– 1 Control Room Monitor Control
– 1 Studio Monitor Control
– 1 DMX User Manual
– 1 DMX Configuration Manual
– 1 Navigator 7-day License (ask about cost for a permanent license)

1 DMX Mix Engine (P/N 044303)
– 8 mono (4 stereo) analog inputs, 2 mic preamps (patchable to 2 analog line inputs)
– 4 AES inputs, 4 AES outputs, 4 analog outputs
– Cue and headphone outputs, 12 programmable logic ports and 6-port gigabit switch

Features:
– Standalone production or on-air console with local inputs and outputs
– 5-port Ethernet switch built into Audioarts Mix Engine – no need for an external switch
– Control surface sizes for 8-, 16-fader channels
– WheatNet-IP protocol with 1Gb connectivity – any source to any fader
– Bus Minus (N-1) on each input channel
– Four program output busses
– Four event buttons for recalling entire console setups at the touch of a button
– Pre-programmed processing presets for mic/voice
– Control room, studio, and headphone jack (with built-in amplifier w/level control)
– Full EQ functions (4-band parametric with high/low pass and high/low shelving) and full dynamics (compression, limiting, and expansion) on every channel
– Multi-function channel-encoder knob with OLED display on each channel for control of EQ, dynamics, sources, pan, mode, and more
– Talkback and cue functions
– Built-in timer
– Six logic GP I/O ports for network control
– Auddoarts Mix Engine is configured: 2 mic inputs on XLRs, with all additional I/O on RJ-45 connectors: 4 analog inputs, 4 digital inputs, 4 analog outputs, 4 digital outputs, 2 analog mic outputs, Headphone output, Cue output, Studio output, and Control Room output. There are also 5 ethernet ports that will interface directly with optional I/O Razor Interfaces, and a 1 Gb ethernet port for networking.
– Optional Razor I/O Interfaces can expand the system I/O with 8 stereo or 16 mono in and/or out; available in analog, digital or analog/digital version