Kramer 20-Port Audio Matrix with DSP, AEC and Interchangeable Inputs & Outputs

Product Description

AFM-20DSP-AEC, a member of the Kramer XSPerience family of DSP products, is an advanced, professional audio matrix switcher with 20 analog ports that can be configured as inputs or outputs according to preset I/O configurations.

AFM-20DSP-AEC includes multi-channel DSP, AEC (Acoustic Echo Cancellation), mini USB, built-in 2x60W @ 8Ω and 1x120W @ 70V / 100V power amplifier, 4x4 Dante interface, HDMI embedding and de-embedding, USB, and S/PDIF. The comprehensive and user-friendly graphic interface makes configuring every detail of your audio system intuitive and easy.

• Advanced Audio Matrix Switcher - Professional, studio grade signal conversion technology, Including the latest generation 32-bit advanced Digital Analog Converter architecture to achieve excellent dynamic performance and improved tolerance to clock jitter. Maintains the quality of the original audio signal with selectable sampling rates up to 96 kHz. Flat frequency response, unmatched sonic performance, excellent signal to noise ratio, and extraordinarily low distortion levels.
• Wide Range of I/O Formats - Includes 20 analog ports, 4x4 Dante interface, HDMI input and output, USB plug & play audio port, and S/PDIF input and output.
• Teleconference Optimized - Features AEC (Acoustic Echo Cancellation), that prevents the microphone from picking up the far-end echoed speech, so you only share the audio spoken directly into the microphone. An advanced AEC module is included for the 12 X 8 I/O matrix configuration. The AEC module includes a microphone automixer.
• Multi-Channel Processing - Provides DSP (Digital Sound Processing) that enables simultaneous processing of all input and output signals.
• Built-in Power Amplifier - 2x60W @ 8 - and 1x120W @ 70V / 100V power amplifier.
• Maximum Flexibility - Customize the analog port configuration: use the default 12 x 8 I/O matrix configuration or select from one of the many other preset I/O configurations. Route any input to any output, even between different formats (for example, route an analog input to an S/PDIF output). Control volume and DSP per port. Route any of the ports to the power amplifier.