Dante AES67 Interface for 4 single element

Ideal Use Cases

The Audix DN4 is designed for audio systems that begin with as many as four analog microphone channels and require integration with Dante or AES67. It provides a focused interface for installations using single-element microphones, allowing their analog signals to become part of a compatible digital audio workflow. The model is especially relevant when a system design calls for selectable microphone preamp gain, filtering options, and LED logic control at the interface. It is also intended for projects built around the AUDIX Dante | AES67 Integrated Microphone System.

Why Choose This Model

The DN4 combines four analog microphone inputs with Dante or AES67 interfacing in a single model. Its selectable preamp gain gives system designers an available adjustment for matching microphone signals to the interface. Integrated low-pass and high-pass filters provide additional control over the frequency range passed through each configured signal path. LED logic control is included for installations that require compatible visual logic behavior. Together, these features make the DN4 more than a basic analog-to-digital connection point: it adds practical microphone-side controls while supporting either of the two identified digital audio standards.

Installation and Integration

The DN4 can be planned wherever four analog microphone channels need to enter a Dante or AES67 system. As a key component of the AUDIX Dante | AES67 Integrated Microphone System, it provides a direct integration path for compatible Audix system designs. During setup, installers can select preamp gain and configure the available low-pass and high-pass filtering according to the requirements of the connected microphones and audio system. LED logic control can also be incorporated where the wider installation supports that function. Connector formats, power requirements, dimensions, mounting provisions, and detailed configuration procedures are not specified in the supplied product information and should be confirmed before installation.

Performance Highlights

At the center of the DN4 is its four-channel analog-microphone-to-Dante or AES67 architecture. Each listed capability addresses a defined part of microphone integration: selectable preamp gain supports input-level configuration, while the low-pass and high-pass filters allow frequency filtering within the available interface feature set. LED logic control adds a separate control function alongside the audio path. The choice of Dante or AES67 makes the DN4 applicable to systems based on either stated standard. No frequency response, gain range, filter cutoff values, sample rate, bit depth, latency, or channel-specific control details are provided in the available source data.

What Makes It Different

The distinguishing feature of the DN4 is the concentration of four microphone interface channels, dual Dante or AES67 compatibility, selectable gain, two types of filtering, and LED logic control in one Audix model. This combination places microphone input preparation and digital audio integration within the same product. Its role in the AUDIX Dante | AES67 Integrated Microphone System also gives it a clearly identified place within an integrated Audix workflow. Rather than requiring the supplied product information to describe separate gain, filtering, logic, and network-interface products, the DN4 presents those listed functions together.

Final Assessment

The Audix DN4 is a purpose-built choice for integrating four analog microphone channels into a Dante or AES67 environment. Its strongest purchasing considerations are the four-channel capacity, selectable preamp gain, low-pass and high-pass filters, and LED logic control. Buyers working with the AUDIX Dante | AES67 Integrated Microphone System gain a model specifically identified as a key component of that platform. Before final specification, verify any project requirements not covered by the available data, including physical format, connections, power, detailed audio parameters, environmental limits, included accessories, and warranty coverage.