Lynx Studio Technology Aurora(n) 8 USB 8-channel AD/DA converter, with two front-panel 1/4-inch headphone outputs, microSD recording slot, and DB25 analog I/O plus BNC word clock connections on the rear

LYNX STUDIO TECHNOLOGY Aurora (n) 8 USB — Converter

$3,795.00
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Lynx Studio Technology Aurora(n) 8 USB 8-channel AD/DA converter, with two front-panel 1/4-inch headphone outputs, microSD recording slot, and DB25 analog I/O plus BNC word clock connections on the rear

LYNX STUDIO TECHNOLOGY Aurora (n) 8 USB — Converter

The Lynx Studio Technology Aurora(n) 8 USB (MPN LYN-AN08-USB) is an 8-channel, 24-bit mastering-grade AD/DA converter with a Lynx LT-USB (USB 2.0) LSlot interface card preinstalled.

$3,795.00
Sale price  $3,795.00 Regular price 
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Use Mastering and critical-listening studios that need verified converter performance on paper: 119/120 dB A-weighted dynamic range (in/out), -113/-108 dB THD+N, and ±0.010 dB input frequency response 20 Hz - 20 kHz.
Requires appropriate audio and data cables, compatible monitoring, mounting, or power setup
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Specifications

Conversion & Clocking

Bit depth 24

Measured Performance

Line input dynamic range 119
Line output dynamic range 120

Fit and constraints

Mastering and critical-listening studios that n…

Intended use

Use Mastering and critical-listening studios that need verified converter performance on paper: 119/120 dB A-weighted dynamic range (in/out), -113/-108 dB THD+N, and ±0.010 dB input frequency response 20 Hz - 20 kHz. Ideal if your patchbay or console is already wired for DB25 looms, if you want 8 pristine line-level channels over plain USB 2.0 (no PCIe or Thunderbolt card needed), or if you value the built-in microSD recorder as a computer-free capture/playback path for up to 32 channels of broadcast WAV.
Not for Anyone needing more than 8 channels of analog conversion in one box, or more than 8 channels over USB at 192 kHz (the LT-USB card drops from 16 in/16 out at 96 kHz to 8 channels at 192 kHz). Also skip if you want front-panel XLR/TRS analog connections out of the box - all 8 ins and 8 outs are on DB25, so there is no direct plug-in path for individual jacks without DB25 breakout cabling.

Constraints

ControlsDB25 analog I/O means budgeting for breakout cables or looms if your studio is not alre...

To use it

Required appropriate audio and data cables, compatible monitoring, mounting, or power setup

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The Lynx Studio Technology Aurora(n) 8 USB (MPN LYN-AN08-USB) is an 8-channel, 24-bit mastering-grade AD/DA converter with a Lynx LT-USB (USB 2.0) LSlot interface card preinstalled. It converts 8 analog inputs and 8 analog outputs on DB25 connectors at all standard sample rates from 44.1 kHz to 192 kHz, clocked by Lynx's SynchroLock-2 sample clock generator with internal clock or external word clock sync (BNC, 75-ohm; 1 input / 3 outputs). Measured performance: 119 dB A-weighted dynamic range on the line inputs and 120 dB on the line outputs, THD+N of -113 dB (input) and -108 dB (output) at 1 kHz, frequency response within ±0.010 dB (input) / ±0.025 dB (output) from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, and -130 dB maximum adjacent-channel crosstalk. Full-scale trim is software-selectable between +6 dBV and +20 dBu. Two front-panel 1/4-inch TRS headphone outputs have independent volume control (+18.4 dBu max, 120 dB dynamic range). A microSD slot records and plays up to 32 channels of broadcast WAV, and the LT-USB card carries up to 16 in / 16 out channels at up to 96 kHz, or 8 channels at 192 kHz.

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