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Twin - ISO Converters and Sync

... are balanced XLR following the AES standard with pin-1 ground and pin-2 hot. To add versatility, a polarity reverse switch is provided for each channel to ensure absolute phase is maintained throughout the audio signal path.

As with all Radial products, the Radial Twin-Iso features a rugged 14-gauge steel construction for maximum durability and to stand up to the rigors of pro-touring. The unique book-end design provides a protective zone for the switches while the full bottom no-slip pad provides plenty of 'stay-put' for more active stages. A unique skeletal design features welded I-beam construction, making it impossible to torque the internal PC board, reducing the opportunity for cold solder joints to develop due to outside stress. This unique design also permits up to eight Twin-Isos to be rack-mounted using the Radial J-Rak in just two 19 rack spaces.

The Radial Twin-Iso is a simple yet extremely effective tool for the professional audio engineer and system designer.

Radial Converters and Sync

Radial Engineering is a manufacturer and distributor of professional audio equipment, building tools for the working audio and audio-video professional. Radial is located on the Fraser River, just outside Vancouver, British Columbia in the municipality of Port Coquitlam. The company began operations in the fall of 1991 as the Canadian distributor of Mogami cable and Jensen Audio Transformers. In 1992, it became a limited corporation under the JP Cabletek Electronics Ltd. banner. The Radial name was first used on house branded cables and snake systems. The Radial name and logo represents a cross section of quad cable; Radial being round. In 1996 the Radial JDI direct box was launched. This led the way to the Radial JDV and today, over 50 electronic products are now being produced under the Radial, Tonebone and Forest Audio brands. In 2001, the Primacoustic brand was launched to address the growing demand for acoustic products for the burgeoning home recording market and in 2006, the company officially changed its name to Radial Engineering Ltd.

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Converters and Sync

Converters and sync is often referred to as an analog to digital converter (ADC) and converts unremitting quality sound to a discrete digital device. They also have the ability to make a quantitative measurement. The opposite operation of converters and sync is done by the digital to analog converter (DAC). Usually, converters and sync will alter the voltage level of the input analog to a safe amount. However, this is not always the case, as some rotary encoders are also viewed as converters and sync. Depending on the ADC used it will supply a different coding schematic digital output. The most common digital output will be 2’s complement, which is a numeral that is comparative to the input, however other numbers are also possible. This is due to the resolution of the converters and sync. A converters resolution depicts the number of possible values it can yield depending on the analog values that it comes across. The resolution is typically not shown in binary numbers; instead it is shown in bits. If it isn’t expressed at bits then it will often be depicted as volts. The majority of converters and sync are linear. This means that the number of outcomes for the input value is directly correlated to the output value. An ADC speed varies by type and the device will have to sacrifice precision for speed. ADC’s are available at very fast speeds but be careful not to get one to fast as the quality won’t be great.