Allen & Heath DT164-W 16 XLR Input / 4 XLR Output 96kHz Dante Wall Mount
Original price was: $4,299.00.$3,499.00Current price is: $3,499.00.
Allen & Heath DT164-W 16 XLR Input / 4 XLR Output 96kHz Dante Wall Mount. Gear by The Penn Group.
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Description
The Allen&Heath DT164-W provides 16 microphone preamps and 4 line outputs in a versatile wall-mount design for permanent installation. The reversible mounting frame allows for in-wall or on-wall mounting. With custom brackets, the unit can be fitted in a standard NEMA box, or mounted in a floor pocket for stage use. The IEC mains power inlet can be replaced with a gland module and screw terminals for fixed installation, and a DC 12V backup supply is also provided.
DT164-W offers the acclaimed Allen & Heath preamps, complete with 96kHz converters for best-in-class sound quality over Dante, plus Primary and Secondary ports for daisy-chain or redundancy through secure EtherCon connectors.
With dLive
Up to 6 DX164-W units can be connected to a standard dLive system – 4 via the MixRack and 2 via the Surface – allowing up to 96 remote inputs and 24 remote outputs in addition to those provided by the MixRack and Surface. Up to 46 units can be added to a dLive system via a DX Link card or DX Hub (808 analogue inputs, 224 analogue outputs).
The DX164-W connects via a single Cat5e cable (Ethernet based Layer 2) to the dLive Surface, MixRack, DX Hub or upstream DX164-W / DX168 via a secure etherCON port. A second locking etherCON port is provided for redundant connection to compatible hardware, or for daisy-chaining to a downstream DX164-W or DX168 for additional remote I/O.
With AHM-64
Two units can be daisy chained and connected directly to an AHM-64 SLink port. Up to 8 DX164-W units can be added to an AHM-64 system via a DX Hub and freely patched to the 64 input channels.
With Avantis
Two units can be daisy chained and connected directly to an Avantis SLink port. Up to 16 DX164-W units can be added to an Avantis system via DX Link card and/or DX Hubs.
With SQ
Two units can be daisy chained and connected directly to an SQ SLink port, with the optional SLink card for SQ enabling more connections. For a more distributed system, a DX Hub can handle up to 8 DX164-W or DX168 units in any combination, which can be freely patched to the SQ’s 48 input channels.
Features:
- Dante audio expander, 96kHz / 48kHz
- Wall mount or dip trap installation
- 16 mic preamps on XLR with Phantom Power status LEDs
- 4 XLR Line Outs
- Primary and Secondary Dante ports with locking EtherCon
- Redundant or Switched mode
- Direct preamp control from dLive, Avantis and SQ
- 3 power supply options: 100-230V AC powered on IEC or screw terminal blocks, as well as 12V DC power
- DC power can be used as redundant power supply
- Can fit in a standard NEMA box (custom brackets required)
- Compatible with ACE Backstage 174SLBK stage pocket system
- AES67 compatible
- Dante Domain Manager ready
Specifications:
- Mic/Line XLR Inputs: Balanced XLR, +48V phantom power
- Mic/Line Preamp: Fully recallable
- Input Sensitivity: -60 to +15dBu
- Analog Gain: +5 to +60dB, 1dB steps
- Pad: -20dB Active PAD
- Maximum Input Level: +30dBu (PAD in)
- Input Impedance: >4kΩ (Pad out), >10kΩ (Pad in)
- Mic EIN: -127dB with 150? source
Analog XLR Outputs – Balanced, Relay protected
- Output Impedance: <75Ω
- Nominal Output: +4dBu = 0dB meter reading
- Maximum Output Level: +22dBu
- Residual Output Noise: -92dBu (muted, 20-20kHz) -90dBu (muted, 20-40kHz)
Power
- Mains Voltage Operating Range: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz
- Mains Power Consumption: 35W max
- DC Input: 12V DC, 3A max
Physical
- Operating Temperature Range: 0°C to 35°C (32°F to 95°F)
- Dimensions and Weight: 210 x 87 x 210 mm x 3.2kg (8.25″ x 3.5″ x 8.25″ x 7lbs)
Additional information
| Weight | 7.0 lbs |
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So glad I found this. It’s been a game changer and I use it every single day now.
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Barbara –
The Allen & Heath DT164-W 16 XLR Input / 4 XLR Output 96kHz Dante Wall Mount didn’t meet my expectations. It works intermittently. When it works, it’s great. Sometimes it doesn’t.
Happy User –
The Allen & Heath DT164-W 16 XLR Input / 4 XLR Output 96kHz Dante Wall Mount arrived quickly and works great. Couldn’t be more satisfied. This product has made my life so much easier. Thank you! Highly recommend!
Danielle Murphy (verified owner) –
Have been using this and great product overall. The only thing is the instructions could be clearer.
Jacqueline (verified owner) –
Had this for about a month and great price for exceptional quality. This Allen & Heath DT164-W 16 XLR Input / 4 XLR Output 96kHz Dante Wall Mount is exactly as described. You really can’t beat this deal. Will be ordering more.
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Adam C. (verified owner) –
Decided to try this for myself and perfect! This product works flawlessly and looks even better in person than in the photos. Would definitely recommend! This Allen & Heath DT164-W 16 XLR Input / 4 XLR Output 96kHz Dante Wall Mount exceeded my expectations.
Brandon S. (verified owner) –
Very happy with this purchase. Just wish it came with a few more accessories.
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Went ahead and got this for a couple months and blown away by how good this is. It’s rare to find a product that actually lives up to the hype.
David S. –
Good quality and works as advertised. A few small improvements could make it perfect. Great find!
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