The shure dante microphonefrom shure dante microphoneis a professional microphone mixer ideal for use in large meetings and conferences. Its DSP function ensures precise mixing of up to 80 channels by cascading up to ten DMM8 ULD mixers. Two additional stereo audio outputs and one stereo USB offer additional routing options. Due to high signal-to-noise ratio, the DMM8 ULD also keeps noise from multiple open microphones to a minimum. Numerous DSP functions such as filters, compressor/limiter, ducking, and routing make the DMM8 ULD suitable for a variety of spoken word applications. The DMM8 ULD incorporates a DANTE chip through which all inputs are available both on the DANTE stream and as direct outputs, which is useful for broadcast applications. In total, this ULD model provides 14 free assignable DANTE outputs; four DANTE streams can be used as inputs. The DMM8 ULD also features a LAN interface via Ethernet to enable control over large distances.

For Large Meetings and Conferences    LAN & Dante Networking    12-Band Graphic EQ on Outputs    6 Programmable Presets    2-Channel USB Streaming I/O    Cascade up to 10 Units    Works with AKG DMM Software

12-band graphic EQ on outputs for optimized loudspeaker tuning

Six programmable presets for easy tailoring to different situations

Two-channel USB streaming In and Out to interface with IT networks

Up to 10 units can be cascaded for simultaneous use of up to 80 channels

Digital signal processing and sophisticated mixing algorithm for wireless multimedia presentations

Audio matrix routing of all inputs to all outputs for creating multiple mixes of multiple output combinations

For use in conferences, large meeting areas, round-table discussions in TV shows, and more

Made in Germany

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. For grand piano, does this sound better with one or two Beta 91A microphones?

A: One Shure Beta 91A Boundary Microphone is all you need to mic a grand piano.

Q: 2. Does this require a separate amplifier to power the microphone?

A: If you are using a condenser microphone, this mixer will provide 12V phantom power to power that microphone.

Q: 3. can this convert mic level to line level?

A: There is a button in the back that will let you change line/mic.

Q: 4. does this require phantom power?

A: No, the Shure SV100-WA Handheld Cardioid Dynamic Microphone with Accessories does not require phantom power for operation.

Q: 5. Is this mic stand going to be able to support the Shure SM7B mics that I bought without falling over?

A: Yes, the Shure by Gator Desktop Microphone Stand can support the Shure SM7b without falling over.

Q: 6. Shure SM7B will work with the Roland R-26 recorder? Shure reports that SM7B requires a minimum of 59 dB gain. Rolnad R-26 in the specification has a -62dBu output level.

A: The DB range looks good on paper but you're going to be maxed out and get a quiet level that will make buying such a nice mic pointless. You'll need a pre-amp like a Cloudlifter or a Triton Audio Fethead in-line preamp (the cheaper option). Do NOT use phantom power on the Shure SM7B unless you want to ruin it. I use my Shure SM7B in my home studio with a DBX 286s preamp/processor. It's about $200 but it makes my audio national broadcast quality.

Q: 7. what country is Sure made in?

A: According to the information we have, the Shure SCM-810 Country of Origin is U.S.A. Please be aware this can change over the product's production life without notice. Also please note that different product lines are manufactured in different countries.

Q: 8. Is the Beta91A manufactured in Mexico or China ?

A: The Shure Beta 91A Boundary Microphone is manufactured in Mexico.

Q: 9. Made in?

A: Made in Mexico.

Q: 10. Will this work well with a Zoom H4n recorder?

A: Yes it will. Be sure to turn off the recorder's 48V phantom power.