Control Panel Push Button Switch

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Intended for professional recording studios, the Audient ASP880 offers eight Class-A microphone preamplifiers from the company's consoles designed by David Dearden via XLR/TRS combo connectors as well as Burr Brown analog to digital conversion in an all-metal 1RU 19" rackmountable enclosure. It also features a pair of front panel Class-A JFET 1/4" DI instrument inputs for recording guitars, keyboards, drum machines, and more.

Each channel features a selectable +48V phantom power button, a selectable pad, a selectable polarity reverse switch, a variable high-pass filter, and a switch for inserting a signal processor between the preamplifier and A/D converter. A front-panel button allows you to select and lock the sample rate of the converter at 44.1, 48, 88.2, or 96 kHz. Digital outputs are provided by rear-panel ADAT, AES, and SPDIF connections. A word-clock input is also included.

8x Audient Console Mic Pres Burr Brown AD Converter Technology Variable Input Impedance Variable High-Pass Filters 8x Insert Points Between Preamps and ADC 2x Class-A JFET DI Instrument Inputs Digital Outputs - ADAT, AES & S/PDIF

Parameters
Connections	2x front panel 1/4" (6.3 mm) DI inputs 8x back-panel XLR/TRS combo inputs 1x D-Sub connector for line outputs 1-8 (send) 1x D-sub connector for ADC inputs 1-8 (return) 2x ADAT Out (1-8) 1x word clock 1x AES/SPDIF
Input
Mic Gain Range	Mic: -10 to +60 dB (-10 dB Pad) Line: -16 to +44 dB (-10 dB Pad) DI: -10 to +60 dB (-10 dB pad)
Phantom Power	48 V +/-4 V at 10 mA/Channel
EIN	< -127.5 dBu
CMRR	> 80 dB at 100 to 10 kHz
Maximum Level	Mic: +22 dBu (+32 dBu with Pad) D.I.: +16 dBu (typical), +22 dBu
Input Impedance	Mic LO: 220 ohms Balanced Mic MED: 12 kOhms Balanced Mic HI: 28 kOhms balanced Line (All Z): >6 kOhms balanced D.I.: 1 MOhm unbalanced
Frequency Response	Mic: +/-0. 5 dB from 10 Hz to 100 kHz D.I.: +/-0.5 dB from 10 Hz to 50 kHz
Crosstalk	< -85 dBu at 1,000 and 10,000 Hz
THD+N	Mic: 0.003% (-90.5 dBu) DI: <0.03% (-70 dBu)
SNR	Mic: > 90 dB D.I.: 89 dB
HPF	Sweepable from 25 to 250 Hz, 2nd Order (12 dB/Octave)
XLR / Phone Jack	Pin 2 (Hot), Pin 3 (Cold) & Pin 1 (Shield)
Phono (1/4")	TIP (Hot), RING (Cold) & SLEEVE (Shield)
Output
Maximum Output Level	+27.5 dBu
Output Impedance	<100 ohms balanced
A/D - D/A Conversions
Maximum Input Level	+18 dBu
Reference Level	0 dBFS = +18 dBu
Input Impedance	>10 kOhms balanced
Frequency Response	+/-0.5 dB at 10 Hz to Fs/2
Crosstalk	<-80 dBu at 1 and 10 kHz
THD + N	-1 dBFS (1kHz): <0.002% (-94 dB) -6 dBFS (1 kHz): <0.002% (-94 dB)
Dynamic Range	113 dB unweighted 115 dB A-weighted
LED	PEAK LED LINEUP: +16 dBu (-2 dBFS) SIGNAL LED LINEUP: Variable Brightness from -30 dBu to -10 dBu (-28 dBFS)
Digital Audio I/O
Sample Rate	ADAT 8x CHANNELS SMUX: 44.1 to 96 kHz AES \| S/PDIF 8 Channels: 44.1 to 96 kHz
Clock	Internal or External
Wordclock Input	75 ohm BNC Optional 75 ohm termination
Power Supply	Gloval low noise internal SMPS, fanless
Line Voltage	90 to 264 V (a.c)
Rails	+/-18 VDC, +48 VDC & +5 VDC
Fuse	T1A (1 ampere time delay)
Power Consumption	Maximum 40 W
Dimensions	19.0" x 1.75 x 12.6" (482 x 44.4 x 321 mm)
Weight	8.8 lb (4.0 kg)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	11.45 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	22 x 15.5 x 3"

Uses renowned Class-A console mic-pre design that was optimized over the course of 18 years by David Dearden

Uses high-grade Burr Brown conversion

Offers eight channels of mic-pre and line inputs as well as two discrete JFET DI inputs

Allows you to insert signal processors between the preamplifier and the A/D converter

Allows you to selectively attenuate unwanted low frequencies

Allows you to match the preamplifier to ribbon microphones

Features all-metal construction and hand-milled aluminum knobs

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hello, is this compatible with pro media gear's L brackets?

A: The Kirk QD Quick Disconnect Push Button Swivel-D theoretically might fit other brands, but it's not guaranteed to work correctly with anything except Kirk products.

Q: 2. Will this work with promediagear QR PLATES?

A: Leofoto SP-01 Push Button Quick Detach Strap is not compatible with ProMediaGear QR plug. The QR plug has a diameter of 8mm, Leofoto SP-01 QD system messures 9.5mm

Q: 3. Is there an HDMI version of this?

A: The XD44L does not have an HDMI interface. There are a few ways we could do this. If you found, and I'm not sure they exist, a HDMI/SFP transceiver you could use our MSC-FS44FL. You could use the MSC-FS44FL with separate Transmit and Receive module, but that would reduce your effective capacity to a 2x2. http://www.matrixswitchcorp.com/products/MSC-FS44FL/ An MSC-XDM1000L would do what you need, but might be a little overkill. This is a modular unit and could be configured to any I/O that you might need. http://www.matrixswitchcorp.com/products/MSC-XDM1000L/ Thank you for considering Matrix Switch Corp. Let us know how we can help you further.

Q: 4. Do I need a Shape cheese plate for this to be conducive with the Sony FX6?

A: You do not need a SHAPE cheese plate to mount the SHAPE Push-Button Viewfinder Mount for Sony FX6. As long as the SHAPE Viewfinder Mount can mount to a 1/4"-20 thread with 4 ARRI-style locating pins, you can attach this accessory to another accessory.

Q: 5. I want to attach a Peak Design anchor to the Kirk LP-70 I just ordered. Is the QD needed and or helpful?

A: Yes, you can connect the Peak Design AL-4 Anchor Links to the Kirk QD Quick Disconnect Push Button Swivel-D if you want to attached a shoulder strap to the Kirk QD button. Kirk QD button is a proprietary connector, which allow you to quickly connect or disconnect lens foot or other accesories may by Kirk.

Q: 6. What is the audio processing latency between audio in and out?

A: The Matrix Switch 16 x 16 Analog Audio Router with Button Panel has a less that 1ms delay.

Q: 7. Is this QD compatible with mediaprogear's PBX3 L bracket?

A: The Kirk QD Quick Disconnect Push Button Swivel-D is compatible with the ProMediaGear PBX3 L-bracket with a QD port.

Q: 8. Can it hold SAFELY the gripped D850+Sigma Sports 60-600mm (9.5 lbs)? Many thx.

A: Yes it can safely hold a D850 with a battery grip and the Sigma 60-600mm attached with the appropriate Kirk Photo quick release plate on the tripod collar.

Q: 9. Can the shape Arm screw right on to the top of the Canon C200B body?

A: The top of the C200B has 1/4"-20 so no, these 3/8"-16 screws will not work.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with other brands QD socket like RRS?

A: Yes, the Kirk QD Quick Disconnect Push Button Swivel-D is compatible with the QD socket used by RRS.

James	16/09/2024
[8.8 lb (4.0 kg)] Useable on the Canon RF 800. 5

anyonymous	15/09/2024
[11.45 lb] Fast Shipping 5

Larry	12/08/2024
[< -127.5 dBu] Purchased along with Kirk LP-64 for my Nikon 500 PF. Works perfectly, wish I had made the upgrade sooner 5

Stephen	19/07/2024
[11.45 lb] Solid construction, nothing cheap about this except the price. I would like to see kirk make an insert pushbutton swivel for my other collared lens and cameras. B&H make sure you list this as an accessory on the collar by Kirk for the Nikon PF 300 F4. 5

Don	19/07/2024
[11.45 lb] The design of this QD swivel makes it impossible to release it accidentally. It's extremely well made, and I expect to be using it for a long time. Makes it very easy to attach or disconnect the sling strap. 5

Guy	09/07/2024
[11.45 lb] This QD is really great. It is sturdy and really easy to use. I use it with the BlackRapid Backpack Breathe camera strap and Kirk plates. For me it is the best way to rapidly remove the camera from the strap then use it on my tripod. 5

Peter	09/07/2024
[+18 dBu] Good quality product seems pretty sturdy. 5

Thierry	08/07/2024
[22 x 15.5 x 3"] Very easy to connect or disconnect - convenient 5

Anakim Warrior	06/07/2024
[22 x 15.5 x 3"] It was a difficult to find part, but the people at B&H had it and save the day...;O) 5

chris	06/07/2024
[+18 dBu] Works great on my Kirk replacement foot for Sony FE 100-400mm GM lens and on my RRS L Bracket for my Sony A7R IV. I love the way it turns so easily and freely. A bit hard to take off so I sometimes, most of the time, utilize something other than my finger to press the button. This is a mild annoyance to what I feel is a very secure connection. Very well made and will most likely be buying several more. Highly recommended! 5