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<blockquote data-quote="Josh Millward" data-source="post: 41944" data-attributes="member: 970">Re: First post for meTimo,Have you considered MediaMatrix NION DSP? You could do 8x24, 12x20, 16x16 in 2RU, with a standard Ethernet network port for configuration and programming. Inside it is 100% drag and drop. The degree of customization you can do is pretty much unlimited. I&#039;m not sure what the price is in the Netherlands, but I&#039;m guessing a new NION nE with three or four I/O cards should be surprisingly price competitive for what you want to do and offer unrivaled configuration possibilities. I don&#039;t mean to sound like an advertisement, but I think there are a lot of situations where the MediaMatrix NIONs could be used for advanced DSP and they are overlooked because either the people looking for a solution don&#039;t know about them or they assume they are junk because Peavey owns MediaMatrix. You may be surprised at what you can do with these things. I am currently employed by the MediaMatrix end of Peavey Commercial Audio... so I guess I have a somewhat vested interest in recommending our products, however I don&#039;t do it unless I think it may actually benefit what you are trying to do.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Josh Millward, post: 41944, member: 970"] Re: First post for me Timo, Have you considered MediaMatrix NION DSP? You could do 8x24, 12x20, 16x16 in 2RU, with a standard Ethernet network port for configuration and programming. Inside it is 100% drag and drop. The degree of customization you can do is pretty much unlimited. I'm not sure what the price is in the Netherlands, but I'm guessing a new NION nE with three or four I/O cards should be surprisingly price competitive for what you want to do and offer unrivaled configuration possibilities. I don't mean to sound like an advertisement, but I think there are a lot of situations where the MediaMatrix NIONs could be used for advanced DSP and they are overlooked because either the people looking for a solution don't know about them or they assume they are junk because Peavey owns MediaMatrix. You may be surprised at what you can do with these things. I am currently employed by the MediaMatrix end of Peavey Commercial Audio... so I guess I have a somewhat vested interest in recommending our products, however I don't do it unless I think it may actually benefit what you are trying to do. [/QUOTE]

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