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The Avid Pro Tools | MTRX 8 Pristine DA Card is an expansion card for the Avid Pro Tools | MTRX audio interface that adds eight channels of high-quality analog line-level outputs. It features DAD converters for pristine audio clarity, uses 25-pin D-sub connectors for its outputs, and allows for individual channel volume control via the DADman software. This card is designed for demanding audio applications in music and post-production that require maximum output quality.

 

Avid Pro Tools | MTRX 8 Pristine DA Card

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  • 8 channels of analog output

    - Provides eight line-level analog outputs to connect to monitors or other analog gear.

    Pristine conversion

    - Uses high-quality DAD converters for transparent and detailed sound.

    DADman software control

    - Allows for control of individual channel volume levels and saving/programming settings.

    25-pin D-sub connectors

    - Utilizes standard D-sub connectors for its analog outputs.

    Modular expansion

    - Fits into the modular MTRX chassis to expand the system's capabilities, supporting a mix of analog and digital I/O cards.

    High sample rates and dynamics

    - Supports high sample rates and has excellent dynamic range and low THD+N, ensuring pristine audio quality at up to 384 kHz

  • Analog outputs

    - 8 line-level outputs via a single 25-pin D-sub connector.

    Modulator resolution and format

    - 32x oversampling, 1-bit DSD, and 24-bit PCM.

    Dynamic range

    - >128 dBA.

    Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise (THD+N)

    - < -110 dBA @ -3dBFS.

    Crosstalk

    - < -120 dBA.

    Maximum output level

    - Adjustable from -60 dBu to 24 dBu in 0.1 dB increments via the DADman software. 

    Supported sample rates

    The card's advanced converters support a wide range of sample rates for both Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) and Direct Stream Digital (DSD) formats. 

    PCM (DXD):

    44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96 kHz

    174.4 kHz, 192 kHz

    352.8 kHz, 384 kHz

    DSD

    2.8224 MHz (64 fs)

    5.6448 MHz (128 fs)

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