Detail 01
128 x 128 simultaneous I/O
The interface provides 128 input and 128 output channels at all supported sample rates.

Independent shopping perspective
RedNet TNX brings 128 x 128 channels of 24-bit audio to a Thunderbolt-equipped Mac or Windows computer, with support through 192kHz. Its two Thunderbolt 3 ports support device daisy-chaining, while dual RJ-45 connections can operate in switched or redundant modes for Dante networking. For larger networked systems, Dante Ready expansion raises capacity to 256 x 256 channels up to 96kHz. The compact enclosure also provides exposed M5 threads for shelf or rack mounting.


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Detail 01
The interface provides 128 input and 128 output channels at all supported sample rates.
Detail 02
It can be expanded for higher Dante channel counts at sample rates through 96kHz.
Detail 03
The Dante ports support Cat 5e-and-above Ethernet and can run switched or redundant operation.
Detail 04
Both ports supply 15W and allow Thunderbolt devices to be daisy-chained.
Detail 05
Its compact size suits transport or space-conscious fixed installations.
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Product questions
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It includes a 6.5-foot Thunderbolt 3 cable and a 6.5-foot Cat6A Ethernet cable.
It supports macOS through CoreAudio and Windows through multi-client ASIO and WDM.
Yes. It has exposed M5 x 12 mm threads for shelf or rack mounting.
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