Stewart Audio Debuts 2×2 Dante AV/IT Bridge
Stewart Audio’s new NETAV I/O 2X2 is a two-input, two-output network bridge for Dante networks. This network bridge is sort of a digital on- and off-ramp for networked audio applications using the Dante protocol by Audinate. With two balanced analog inputs (line level, mic and available 24V phantom power) that are automatically encoded, any analog audio signal can be made available to the network. By the same token, any Dante signal on the network can be converted to an analog output (two channels) for use by legacy devices requiring an analog signal. Gain and phantom power are configurable via a simple DIP switch on the back of the unit.
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