Description
What is 'Refurbished'?
- Unit may have minimal signs of use/wear
- All accessories are included
- All included software available upon registration
- 3-year warranty included
- Packaging may show some signs of wear, or the unit may have been repackaged in generic packaging
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RedNet R1 enables users to interact with their audio system like never before. It provides the flexibility to control a range of different monitor output setups, ranging from mono through to 7.1.2 surround, including Dolby Atmos® and other immersive audio workflows. Alternatively, completely custom setups of up to 12 outputs can be configured for bespoke speaker configurations. RedNet R1 can be used to control groups of outputs from a Red interface's multitude of sources and destinations, including from Pro Tools | HD and other DAWs, analogue inputs and outputs, ADAT and S/PDIF connections, and from entire Dante audio ecosystems, simultaneously and interchangeably.
RedNet R1 supports a maximum of eight input sources from 32 available audio channels, across analogue, digital, DAW and Dante connections, and mixes and routes signals to up to 12 monitor output channels. Top-panel control includes level, reference level preset selection, cut, dim, mute and a variety of solo modes. There's an A/B switch for switching between numerous monitoring presets, and up to four fold-down presets allow fast switching for checking downmixes. Custom cue mixes can be sent to talent from any of the 32 available inputs.
RedNet R1 also features a Dante-enabled talkback section, internal mic-pre and a high-powered headphones output, so you can interact with your Dante system like never before. Up to four talkback destination groups are available when used with a Red interface. (When used with other Dante devices, a single talkback group is available.) RedNet R1 has an internal microphone, or users can connect their own microphone via the rear-panel XLR. The high-fidelity headphone output is powerful enough to deliver high-SPL audio to high-impedance headphones.
RedNet R1 features two LCD displays for highly accurate level metering of the outputs, sources and headphone outputs, and for giving visual cues for navigating around menus. The unit is configured using RedNet Control 2, the software manager designed primarily for ease of use in quickly setting up both simple and complex monitoring and routing configurations. Other features of the RedNet R1 include a quarter-inch jack socket, which accepts a footswitch for talkback management, LFE muting and more. It can be powered via Ethernet to reduce cabling complexity (using the PoE standard), or by a DC power supply.
Key Features
- Desktop remote controller for Red audio interfaces: The first Dante®, Pro Tools | HD™ and Thunderbolt™ interface system with a monitor controller.
- Switch and sum: Supports sum and spill for source groups with upto 8 available source groups, each of which can hold upto 12 channels to a maximum of 32 in total.
- Flexible monitor control: Controls include level, reference level, preset selection, cut, dim, mute, A/B switch, and a variety of solo modes.
- Monitor fold-downs: Up to four fold-down presets allow fast switching for checking downmixes.
- Talkback & headphones functionality: Four destination groups when used with a Red interface, or a single talkback group when used with other Dante devices. High-fidelity output can take its source from a multitude of sources.
- Built-in Microphone: RedNet R1 has an internal talkback microphone, or users can connect their own, via the rear-panel XLR.
- Precision metering and display: Two LCD displays for highly accurate level metering of the outputs, sources and headphone outputs, and for giving visual cues for navigating around menus.
- Software setup with hardware-focussed workflow: RedNet Control is designed for quickly setting up simple or complex configurations.
- Footswitch input: Quarter-inch jack socket accepts a footswitch, for talkback management, LFE muting and more.
- Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) support: Powered via ethernet (using the PoE standard), or using the included DC power supply.