Description
The m904 by Grace Design is a stand-alone, high fidelity stereo monitoring system designed for audio professionals in the music recording and audio-for-video sound markets. Built with the same attention to quality and sonic detail as our company's award winning microphone preamplifiers and model 901 headphone amp, the m904 truly represents a new standard in reference stereo monitoring capabilities and performance.
Features:
- The base m904 system is comprised of a 2U, 19" rack mount enclosure that contains all I/O, processing, operating controls and internal, linear power supply. All operating features of the m904 can be operated from the front panel controls.
- Two balanced and one unbalanced analog stereo inputs are provided as well as two AES3, one S/PDIF and one switchable ADAT/Optical digital inputs.
- Ultra-low distortion stereo 24-bit D/A conversion is included as standard. Sample rates of 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4 and 192 kHz are supported.
- Sophisticated system calibration tools allow users to adjust input levels, inter-channel balance offsets and control room output levels through a range of +/- 10dB in .5dB increments.
- A fixed level stereo DAC output allows direct connection to recording systems for audio transfers.
- Word Clock input/thru provides external system reference clocking as well as the ability to pass external clock signals thru to other digital devices down stream of the m904.
- The m904 DAC includes Grace Design's new s-Lock two stage PLL (Phase Lock Loop) circuitry for the ultimate in low jitter digital signal stability and sonic integrity.
- Mono, dim and mute all controls are provided.
- Stereo cue inputs/outputs allow cue feeds to be monitored in the control room as well as fed to the studio monitoring system.
- Two reference headphone outputs are provided.
- Control room and headphone level outputs are controlled via two stepped rotary encoders in .5dB steps. The range is 100dB.
- A pair of large, blue 7-segment LED's are used to show control room and headphone output level values.
- A balanced talkback microphone input is provided on the rear panel of the system mainframe. Users can operate the talkback function via a momentary-action switch on the remote control unit or by connecting a footswitch to the TRS jack on the rear of the mainframe unit. The mic preamp used is essentially a single channel from our model 801R.
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