This Appsys ProAudio FLX-DDB/SRC Flexiverter DDB-SRC1 64x64 Dante-to-Dante Bridge is a versatile and compact Dante-to-anything digital audio converter.
It features a built-in Dante network interface, a high-end 64x64 Sample Rate Converter (SRC), and an additional AUX card slot for expanded connectivity.
With the ability to convert 64x64 channels of Dante to any protocol installed in the AUX slot, it offers exceptional flexibility for professional audio workflows.
For larger systems, both the FLX-DANTE/SRC's built-in channels and those provided by the AUX card can be accessed via the FlexLink port, allowing seamless integration with the MVR-mkII Multiverter or other Flexiverter units for scalable, high-performance audio networking.
Appsys ProAudio FLX-DDB/SRC Flexiverter DDB-SRC1 64x64 Dante-to-Dante Bridge Features:
- Two Dante ports on etherCON connectors
- AUX port accepting any of the AUX Cards as conversion source/destination
- 64x64-channel, bidirectional Sample Rate Converter with high-end specifications (>120 dB THD+N, >134 dB DNR)—can be bypassed when desired
- Supports sample rates from 44.1 to 192 kHz on either side—can convert 96 kHz MADI to 48 kHz Dante with 64 channels in each direction
- FlexLink port for lowest latency, bidirectional transfer of 192 channels audio, clock, and power
- Remote control via USB: web remote (no software required) or UART command line
- Triple-redundant power supply
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What is Appsys ProAudio FLX-DDB/SRC Flexiverter DDB-SRC1 64x64 Dante-to-Dante Bridge designed to do?
A: Appsys ProAudio FLX-DDB/SRC Flexiverter DDB-SRC1 64x64 Dante-to-Dante Bridge is designed to bridge 64x64 audio channels and other digital audio interfaces in professional signal-routing environments. Its purpose is to allow different digital audio protocols to work together without replacing the connected equipment.
The modular Flexiverter approach is useful in broadcast, live sound, studio, installed audio, and production systems where multiple digital formats must coexist.
How many audio channels does Appsys ProAudio FLX-DDB/SRC Flexiverter DDB-SRC1 64x64 Dante-to-Dante Bridge support?
A: The product is built around two independent Dante modules. The exact usable channel count depends on the interface, sample rate, and operating mode selected for the installation.
This makes the unit suitable for multichannel routing and conversion while keeping the system compact. The connected protocol should be checked against its supported channel capacity before deployment.
What digital audio formats can Appsys ProAudio FLX-DDB/SRC Flexiverter DDB-SRC1 64x64 Dante-to-Dante Bridge connect?
A: The converter supports 64x64 sample-rate conversion and is intended to connect that interface to another supported protocol. Appsys uses modular connectivity so the target format can be selected around the requirements of the audio system.
This is useful when a facility contains equipment using different digital audio standards. The installed AUX, FlexLink, network, or MADI connectivity should match the required signal path.
Does Appsys ProAudio FLX-DDB/SRC Flexiverter DDB-SRC1 64x64 Dante-to-Dante Bridge support sample-rate conversion?
A: Sample-rate conversion depends on the model. The SRC versions in this group include a built-in sample-rate converter, while the base Flexiverter models are primarily format converters.
Where SRC is included, it helps integrate digital audio streams operating at different sample rates or clock domains. Channel capacity through SRC depends on the specific model and operating mode.
How does Appsys ProAudio FLX-DDB/SRC Flexiverter DDB-SRC1 64x64 Dante-to-Dante Bridge handle modular expansion?
A: Modular expansion is provided through AUX slot. This lets the Flexiverter platform be adapted to additional protocols without requiring a completely different converter chassis.
For larger installations, supported FlexLink connections can also extend the system with other Appsys equipment. This makes the platform practical for systems that may grow over time.
Is Appsys ProAudio FLX-DDB/SRC Flexiverter DDB-SRC1 64x64 Dante-to-Dante Bridge suitable for professional broadcast and live audio?
A: Yes. The product is intended for professional digital-audio environments, with 64x64 audio channels as its main connectivity focus. Its multichannel architecture supports integration into complex signal-routing systems.
Typical applications include broadcast, OB and production environments, live sound, recording studios, and fixed installations. The selected interface and channel mode should match the requirements of the complete system.
Can Appsys ProAudio FLX-DDB/SRC Flexiverter DDB-SRC1 64x64 Dante-to-Dante Bridge be used with an MVR-64 or another Flexiverter?
A: Where supported, the Flexiverter architecture allows this product to operate as part of a larger Appsys system. Its available FlexLink or modular connectivity can be used to extend protocol and channel access.
This is useful when a single converter does not provide enough interface capacity. A larger system can be assembled around the required digital audio formats while keeping the same product family.
What control or management options are available?
A: Control and management depend on the model and installed interface. Models with USB or UART control can be configured through those interfaces, while network-oriented versions use the appropriate digital-audio control environment.
This approach is suited to professional installations where settings may need to be commissioned or adjusted without changing the physical audio wiring. The control method should be verified for the exact model.
What makes Appsys ProAudio FLX-DDB/SRC Flexiverter DDB-SRC1 64x64 Dante-to-Dante Bridge useful for mixed-format audio systems?
A: Its main value in mixed-format systems is protocol flexibility. Instead of replacing existing equipment simply because it uses a different digital interface, the Flexiverter can provide a bridge to the required format.
This can simplify upgrades and integration projects involving legacy and modern equipment. Channel count, sample rate, clocking, connector type, and network topology should all be considered.
What should be considered when installing Appsys ProAudio FLX-DDB/SRC Flexiverter DDB-SRC1 64x64 Dante-to-Dante Bridge?
A: Installation planning should account for the selected digital audio interfaces, channel count, sample rate, clocking requirements, connector type, and available expansion options. Connections should follow the requirements of the installed protocol.
For larger systems, plan the network or FlexLink topology where applicable and verify compatible settings on all connected devices. Proper configuration helps maintain stable multichannel operation.
