Add to this the possibility of remote control and configuration through the Wireless Workbench 6 software and the reason for this high acclaim will be clear to anyone

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With the new Axient Digital, Shure has climbed some steps further up the ladder of excellence. Its great looks, combined with a clear layout of all front panel controls and a tour-grade steel housing make for a system that begs to go on the road, and stay on the road. The all-new audio codec delivers ultra-transparent sound with a latency of a mere 2 milliseconds.

But, we all know that all the interesting stuff happens backstage. Let’s take a tour, shall we?

Out of the box, all is there to provide seamless integration into any sound setup:

* IEC-type AC input and output sockets. An AC power cable with locking connector is part of the delivery. Optional DC input is available on request.

* A total of 4 Ethernet ports: two ports provide the possibility to integrate the unit into a Wireless Workbench 6 network. The other two ports are dedicated Dante ports allowing a redundant setup

* Analog transformer-coupled outputs on balanced XLR connectors. Each output is switchable between mic and professional line level and has its own ground lift switch

* Each analog output is also available on a ¼” transformer-coupled balanced TRS jack at 10dB below the XLR output

* AES3 digital output on XLR connectors

* AES3 wordclock in and through connectors on BNC. The Through connector provides also a 75 ohm termination switch

* 4 BNC-connectors provide antenna connectivity. The dual receiver uses connectors A and B as RF inputs (with switchable DC bias voltage) with C and D serving as RF cascading connectors. The quad receiver allows the use of C and D as quadversity RF inputs for even greater resilience against dropouts

The back panel is white with black print to assure optimum readability in low lighting conditions.

As you can see: backstage, all that is needed to throw a great signal party is available!

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