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During our coverage of the annual Audio Engineering Society convention, we encountered some of the most practical analog utilities designed for mod...

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Technical Insights from AES 2017: Radial Mix 2:1 & SAT 2 (Video)

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The announcement during the show highlighted how simple, passive analog routing can solve complex digital-to-analog interface calibration issues. I...

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Additionally, the presentation featured the MIX 2:1, a passive utility that simplifies summing. For those who watched our coverage of aes 2017: rad...

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Both units feature the bulletproof, 14-gauge steel construction that Radial Engineering is famous for, ensuring they can withstand the rigors of ro...

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Passive Stereo Attenuator / Monitor Controller

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Gain Staging Control: Place the SAT-2 directly after your high-output tube preamps. This lets you drive the preamp transformers into analog saturat...

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Noiseless Monitoring: Use the SAT-2 as a compact monitor controller. Its passive design ensures zero hum, coloration, or digital artifacts are adde...

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Safe Summing with the MIX 2:1: To sum stereo stems down to mono without phase cancellation, use the MIX 2:1’s built-in ground lift switches. ...

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Both the SAT-2 and the MIX 2:1 are proof that you do not always need complex digital solutions to solve daily studio challenges. Sometimes, a high-...

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Do the Radial SAT-2 and MIX 2:1 require power?

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