Allen & Heath dLive AH-DLIVE-DM0-RUFX MixRack Stage Box

The Allen & Heath dLive AH-DLIVE-DM0-RUFX MixRack Stage Box is designed for professional touring, broadcast, and permanent installations, with dual power supply slots for redundancy, and dual redundant audio connections. With higher-grade metal on the sides and folded steel at key points for added rigidity, dLive S Class is built to endure everything that you can throw at it. Without missing a beat.

Allen & Heath dLive AH-DLIVE-DM0-RUFX Features

• XCVI 160x64 FPGA core
• 96kHz sample rate, 96bit accumulator
• Class leading, ultra-low latency 0.7ms
• 128 Input Channels with full processing
• 64 Mix Outputs with full processing
• DEEP processing embedded channel plugins
• Configurable 64 bus architecture (group, FX, aux, matrix, mains)
• LR, LCR and up to 5.1 mains mode
• 16 RackFX with dedicated stereo returns
• Multiple PFLs
• 16 DCAs
• Built-in signal generator, RTA and spectrogram
• Dual redundant power supply
• Flush front panel with ultra-quiet fan
• Reversible rack ears design

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About Stage Boxes at Sound Productions

Streamline and expand your live sound setup with stage boxes from Sound Productions. A stage box is a device that interfaces between sound source equipment (such as microphones, instruments, or speakers) and a mixer or mixing console via a cable snake. Stage boxes add more connectivity options right on stage, providing a central location to connect all your sound sources without having to run a cable to a distant input or output.

A stage box is an ideal piece of gear for sound reinforcement, live performances, complex productions, touring professionals, and recording studios. Stage boxes come in a wide range of options, varying in size, style, and functionality depending on your project’s specific needs. Some are designed to be wall- or rack-mountable for permanent installations, while others are portable, including handles for easy transport and repositioning and even rubber bumpers to protect the housing from wear and tear. Additionally, stage boxes come in analog and digital versions to complement your preexisting sound setup.