New products (DX-164W & Prime)

[Anonymous]

164W is 10-20% more expensive.

[Zero]

Any new ETA on Prime I/O availability or specs? Thanks!

[Zero]

Any new ETA on the Prime I/O? Are there any specs available as of yet? Thanks!

[Nicola A&H]

PRIME is currently in external beta testing, and so far the feedback has been great. I imagine we will ship by September at the latest. Perfection takes time!
Some figures below, full specs will be online soon and there is so much more to it that you cannot put in numbers, like the Nichicon Fine Gold capacitors or the 4ch of ADC per input… bear with us a few more weeks and we will detail it all.

PRIME Input
ADC 96kHz, 32bit
Mic EIN -127.5dBu
Dynamic Range 114.8dB
Residual Noise -96.8dBu

PRIME Output
DAC 96kHz, 32bit
Residual Noise -94dBu
THD+N -105dB

[Zero]

Awesome! Thanks as always, Nicola.

[Anonymous]

Looks like Prime AD/DA’s have been released.

https://www.allen-heath.com/prime-in/

[MrStarke]

Here you go:

Prime Out Link
Prime In Link

[Mr-B]

OK confused here how come only 92 Prime I/O channels I would have thought 96 was possible (3 X DX32 expanders 32 channels each) = 96 channels don’t think my maths fail me.
Could you not add a DX hub also to allow 4 X DX32’s giving 128 Prime channels. Mind you I would guess that would be an expensive shopping list. 🙂
They do sound stunning though.
Ian B.

[ahjeff]

Hi Ian

The numbers you are looking at on the Prime I/O web pages are number of modules, not number of channels. You are right that DX32 units can be connected via a DX Hub.

Cheers

– Jeff, A&H

[Mr-B]

Thanks Jeff at least I have not gone mad. Looking forward to getting my hands on some modules, already have a couple of jobs crying out for them.😎

[Zistan]

@Nicola A&H it’s true that you developed prime cards in collaboration with DAD? (Digital Audio Denmark)

[Nicola A&H]

@Zistan That’s the first time I hear that! So no, not to my knowledge anyway.

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