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Description

Elevate your studio or live performance setup with the DiGiCo DQ-Rack Dante I/O, a powerhouse designed to seamlessly integrate with DiGiCo SD-Series digital consoles. This digital stage box offers a straightforward yet sophisticated solution to manage your audio flow, ensuring pristine sound quality with minimal setup. Simply connect it onstage and run a single Cat 6 cable to your console, eradicating the noise and hum issues common in analog systems.

The DQ-Rack is equipped with a versatile array of 48 microphone inputs and 24 analog outputs, which can be configured to include 20 analog outputs alongside four stereo AES/EBU outputs. This flexibility allows you to tailor your setup to meet a variety of audio demands. Experience seamless connectivity with its Dante compatibility, enabling you to utilize your existing network infrastructure efficiently. Access all inputs and outputs at both 48kHz and 96kHz when connected to a DiGiCo console via the optional DMI-DANTE64@96 module. The inclusion of dual redundant power supplies ensures reliability, making the DQ-Rack a robust choice for any professional setting.

Designed with the modern musician and audio engineer in mind, the DiGiCo DQ-Rack enhances your workflow by combining cutting-edge digital technology with unmatched convenience and reliability.

Key Features:

  • Digital stage box for DiGiCo consoles
  • 48 mic inputs and 24 analog outputs
  • Configurable to 20 analog outputs and 4 stereo AES/EBU outputs
  • Compatible with DMI-DANTE64@96 module for 48kHz and 96kHz operation
  • Dante connectivity for easy integration with existing infrastructure
  • Supports digital audio transfer with a single Cat 6 cable
  • Dual redundant power supplies for enhanced reliability

Product specs

Type Dante Stage Box
Channels 48
Inputs - Mic Preamps 48 x XLR
Outputs - Main 20 x XLR (line), 4 x XLR (line, switchable to AES)
Data I/O 2 x EtherCon (Dante)
USB 1 x Type B
Computer Connectivity USB
Rackmountable 6U
Power Source Standard IEC AC cable
Height 10.47"
Depth 9.96"
Width 19"
Weight 24.25 lbs.

FAQs

How many channels does the DiGiCo DQ-Rack Dante I/O support?

The DiGiCo DQ-Rack Dante I/O supports 48 channels, providing ample connectivity for large recording or live sound applications.

What type of inputs and outputs does the DiGiCo DQ-Rack have?

The DQ-Rack features 48 XLR mic preamp inputs and 24 XLR outputs, including 4 switchable to AES, making it versatile for various audio setups.

Is the DiGiCo DQ-Rack Dante I/O rackmountable?

Yes, the DiGiCo DQ-Rack is rackmountable and occupies 6U of rack space, making it suitable for studio or live rack systems.

What connectivity options are available on the DiGiCo DQ-Rack?

The DQ-Rack offers 2 EtherCon ports for Dante networking and 1 USB Type B port for computer connectivity, ensuring seamless integration with digital audio systems.

What is the power source for the DiGiCo DQ-Rack Dante I/O?

The DiGiCo DQ-Rack uses a standard IEC AC cable for power, providing a reliable power connection for professional use.

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about DiGiCo DQ-Rack Dante I/O.

Features and functionality

  • The DQ Rack offers Dante connectivity, providing a versatile option for those integrating with Dante-enabled systems.

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  • MQ/DQ Racks allow swapping between analog or AES on 4 output ports, accommodating up to 8 channels of AES (4 stereo).

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Comparisons

  • D2 Rack offers more output flexibility with options for 16 channels of AES3 or Aviom outputs, and a version with 24 analog inputs and 24 AES3 inputs.

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Build quality

  • The D2 Rack's larger size simplifies disconnecting connectors but requires more physical space.

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User experience

  • Some users report reliability issues with the newer MQ/DQ Racks, suggesting a potential concern for long-term use.

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