I am working on a project that requires transmitting audio from 4 speakers with minimal latency.
My current setup uses a Maya44 USB+ ESI - MAYA44 USB+ connected to 4 JBL-Go speakers.
However, I have discovered that the JBL-Go digitizes is the analogue audio input, and introduces a variable latency of up to 32 (and maybe beyond) samples.
I need to avoid any digitisation between the soundcard output and the speaker.
Ideally I'm looking for an analog amplifier that can take 4 inputs, producing 4 outputs, then I need to wire each output to a tweeter.
Can anyone recommend how I might go about sourcing such an amplifier? Can anyone recommend a particular amplifier model?
My current setup uses a Maya44 USB+ ESI - MAYA44 USB+ connected to 4 JBL-Go speakers.
However, I have discovered that the JBL-Go digitizes is the analogue audio input, and introduces a variable latency of up to 32 (and maybe beyond) samples.
I need to avoid any digitisation between the soundcard output and the speaker.
Ideally I'm looking for an analog amplifier that can take 4 inputs, producing 4 outputs, then I need to wire each output to a tweeter.
Can anyone recommend how I might go about sourcing such an amplifier? Can anyone recommend a particular amplifier model?
I need to amplify 4 separate channels.
I found Amazon.com: Crown DCi 4|300 | 4 Channel Analog Power Amplifier 300W: Computers & Accessories but it is > $2k (!).
I could use 2 stereo amps, I guess. Or 4 mono ones.
I found Amazon.com: Crown DCi 4|300 | 4 Channel Analog Power Amplifier 300W: Computers & Accessories but it is > $2k (!).
I could use 2 stereo amps, I guess. Or 4 mono ones.
I own one of these and has been working fine.
Be careful on low power voltage venues.
I had a problem onetime were mains was low as 180V nominal is 230V.
the t.amp TSA 4-700 – Thomann United States
Be careful on low power voltage venues.
I had a problem onetime were mains was low as 180V nominal is 230V.
the t.amp TSA 4-700 – Thomann United States