CTP Systems DEMU10MD De-Embedding Monitoring Unit w/ Delay

Next-Generation Audio Monitoring with Enhanced Features
Introducing the updated version of our DEMU10M, this de-embedding monitor unit now comes with an added programmable delay feature, ranging from 0 to 4 frames in one-field steps. It's an essential tool for professionals in broadcasting and audio production, offering advanced capabilities for precise audio alignment and synchronization.

Versatile Metering Options for Accurate Monitoring
The unit's metering can be switched between a stereo 'analogue' TFT display with a phase meter and a dual bargraph. This flexibility allows users to choose the most suitable display mode for their specific monitoring needs, ensuring accurate and efficient audio analysis.

Comprehensive Access to Audio Inputs
With instant access to all 8 stereo pairs and two stereo analogue inputs, this unit is a powerhouse for audio monitoring. It's designed to handle a variety of audio sources, making it a versatile choice for different production environments.

Optimized Headphone Monitoring with Mono Speaker
Primarily designed for headphone monitoring, the unit also includes a mono speaker for additional listening options. Both sets of headphones come with individual volume controls and can be switched to mono mode. The ability to switch left or right channels to both ears enhances the monitoring experience.

Flexible Connectivity for Diverse Setups
The unit's two stereo analogue inputs accept both unbalanced phono and balanced XLR inputs, with gain adjustment for optimal sound quality. It's equipped to auto-switch between SDI, HD, and 3G inputs and includes an SDI output, offering comprehensive connectivity for various professional setups.

Applications in Professional Audio and Broadcasting
This advanced de-embedding monitor unit is ideal for use in television studios, live event production, and recording studios. Its ability to manage multiple audio formats and provide precise monitoring makes it an essential tool for audio engineers, producers, and broadcast technicians.