Audac's LUNA-U is the next generation audio matrix processor. It offers the highest flexibility for audio systems and is scalable from medium to large to the largest enterprise solutions. The internal structure offers unprecedented flexibility and a wide range of options for an audio routing and mixing system. The two powerful SHARC DSPs combined with 32-bit ADC and DAC converters enable extensive signal processing with outstanding audio quality. It has 12 analogue audio inputs and 8 analogue audio line outputs. The analogue inputs are switchable between microphone and line-level inputs and have enough headroom to process high-level audio signals without clipping or distortion. In addition, the Dante Option provides 32 Dante™/AES67 channel inputs and outputs, allowing the system to be integrated with Dante™/AES67-compatible environments. The internal structure allows complete flexibility in assigning the signal path to any of the 16 stereo (or 32 mono) zones, while the powerful DSP's provide resources for DSP functions such as ALC, WaveTune on all inputs and zones, WavePreset on all direct outputs, Audio Delay, Mixing, Talk Over, 4 Level Priorities.... and many more. Special paging features and compatibility with Dante™-based paging consoles make the system even more unique. The internal Linux core brings together all the control of this system and peripherals, and also hosts an internal messaging module, a timer scheduler module and implementation options for other Linux-based functions. In addition to full network control, other options such as RS-232 and RS-485 are also implemented. The entire system is controlled via the AUDAC Touch™ app, which also takes control of the entire system, including all compatible Audac devices and peripherals.

The LUNA-F is the next-generation audio matrix processor, offering the highest flexibility for audio systems, scalable for audio distribution from medium-sized to largest to the largest enterprise solutions. The internal structure offers unseen flexibility and a number of possibilities for an audio distribution system. The powerful DSP’s (dual SHARC) combined with 32-bit ADC and DAC converters allow the most extensive signal processing with superb audio quality. It includes 12 analogue audio inputs, 8 flex channels which can be switched between in & outputs, and 8 analogue audio line outputs. The analogue inputs are switchable between microphone and line-level inputs, with sufficient headroom to accept high-level audio signals without clipping or distortion. Additionally, 64 Dante™/AES67 Channels in- & outputs are available, allowing the integration of the system with networked-based input units and being compatible with any Dante™/AES67 compatible endpoints. The inner structure allows fully flexible mapping of the signal path to any of the 16 stereo (or 32 mono) zones, while the powerful DSP’s are providing resources for DSP functions such as ALC, WaveTune on all inputs and zone, WavePreset on all direct outputs, audio delay, mixing, talk over, 4 level priorities… and many more. Specific paging functions and compatibility with Dante™ based paging consoles make the system even further unique. The internal Linux core brings the entire control of this system and peripherals together, while also accommodating an internal messaging module, timer scheduler module and implementation possibilities for further Linux-based functions. Besides the full network control, other options like RS-232 and RS-485 are also implemented. The entire system is controlled through the AUDAC Touch™ app, which also takes control of the entire system including all compatible devices and peripherals.

The MTX48 is the four-zone version of the MTX series, containing two balanced microphone inputs with priority function, phantom power possibility and three-band tone control. Four stereo line-level inputs are provided to which any line-level music source such as a CD-player, tuner or MP3 player can be connected. The other two inputs of the matrix are the additional wall panel inputs for both line and microphone signals. The MTX can be controlled by means of additional control panels, its fully functional web based interface or the AUDAC Touch app. Using the freely available AUDAC Touch™ application for smart devices guarantees total system control and configuration from any device on any location and at any time. The RS232 port makes the MTX compatible with any home & industrial automation systems supporting RS232. The front panel of the MTX shows a rotary button per zone with indication LEDs for accessing controls and settings. A built-in PFL loudspeaker makes it possible to pre-listen every channel without the need for a headphone. The balanced line-level zone output connections are performed using 3-pin Euro-terminal block connectors, each of them accompanied with an RJ45 connector for connecting additional wall panels for that zone. A 24 volts’ power connection makes it possible to keep the MTX running on emergency power, even if the main power is shut down.

The MTX88 is the eight-zone version of the MTX series, containing two balanced microphone inputs with priority function, phantom power possibility and three-band tone control. Four stereo line-level inputs are provided where to any line-level music source such as a CD-player, Tuner or MP3 player, ... can be connected. The other two inputs of the matrix are the additional wall panel inputs for both line and microphone signals. The MTX can be controlled by means of additional control panels, its fully functional web based interface or the iPhone/ iPad Remote app. The RS232 port makes the MTX compatible with any home & industrial automation systems supporting RS232. The front panel of the MTX shows a rotary button per zone with indication LEDs for accessing controls and settings. A built-in PFL loudspeaker makes it possible to pre-listen every channel without the need for a headphone. The balanced line-level zone output connections are performed using 3-pin Euro-terminal block connectors, each of them accompanied with an RJ45 connector for connecting additional wall panels for that zone. A 24 volts power connection makes it possible to keep the MTX running on emergency power, even if the main power is shut down.