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Alesis ML9600 MasterLink Hard Disk Recorder

€818.02

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Description

Product Description

Masterlink mixes and captures your recordings in 24-bit and 96kHz, applies all the finishing touches you want, like EQ compression, limiting and normalizing, plus burns the final product in the high-res CD24 format or in the standard Redbook. It's a top quality product that's being replacing DATs for a lot of pros and perhaps for you, too.

Product Features

Very high capacity for storage
Organize playlists with full control
Burn CDs in Redbook or High-res
Full AIFF compatibility
Up to 16 99-song playlists
High-res parametric EQ Compression

Specifications

Product Specification

AUDIO
Frequency Response		20Hz-20kHz, +0, -0.3 dB THD+N: <0.002% @ 1kHz, -1 dBFS
Signal-to-Noise Ratio		113 dB, A-weighted
CONVERTER
Analog/Digital		24-bit 128x oversampling
Digital/Analog		24-bit 128x oversampling
Sample Rates		44.1, 48, 88.2, 96kHz
Word Lengths		16-, 20-, 24-bit
STORAGE
CD Drive Type		ATAPI CD-ROM (8x read, 4x write)
CD Read/ Write Formats		Red Book, CD24
Hard Disk Type		High capacity IDE Drive
Hard Disk Max Recording Times		52 hours @ 44.1kHz/16-bit 16 hours @ 96.0kHz/24-bit
INPUT/OUTPUT
Digital Inputs and Outputs		AES/EBU-compatible balanced XLR connectors S/PDIF-compatible unbalanced coaxial (RCA) connectors
Analog Inputs and Outputs		Balanced XLR connectors (+4dBu) Unbalanced phono (RCA) connectors (-10dBV)
Nominal Input and Output Level		Balanced: +4dBu (-15dBFS) Unbalanced: -10dBV (-15dBFS)
Maximum Output		Balanced: +19dBu = 0dBFS Unbalanced: +5dBV = 0dBFS
Input Impedance		Balanced: 15k Ohm nominal Unbalanced: 10kOhm nominal
Output Impedance		Balanced: 75Ohm nominal Unbalanced: 150Ohm nominal
POWER
Power Requirements		90-240 VAC, 40W max, 50/60Hz

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