Audio Line Amplifiers

The RDL STA-1 is a dual-channel line-level preamplifier with bridging inputs, adjustable gain or loss, and low-impedance outputs. Each of the two identical circuits is both an electronic line transformer and a line amplifier. Hook up the STA-1 just like a pair of audio transformers with gain. True dc amplifiers produce unsurpassed audio clarity, high common-mode rejection, ultra-low distortion and low noise. The STA-1 is perfect for most line amplification, impedance or balanced/unbalanced...

The RDL ST-VCA3 is used in applications requiring smooth audio level control from a remote control panel, potentiometer or dc voltage (0 to 10 V). Installation in series with the audio input of a power amplifier allows remote control of that amplifier's level. For installations where it is preferred to keep the audio localized in the rack, audio controls are extended outside the rack from the ST-VCA3. Many installations benefit from avoiding long-term potentiometer wear from audio running...

The RM85 is an 8 channel two zone mixer. Channels 1-4 will accommodate XLR microphone or XLR line level inputs. Channels 5-8 are 1/4" inputs. All 8 channels can be sent to the two XLR outputs in three configurations; A, B or both A+B. The separate A and B outputs are XLR and either can be selected to be Line or Microphone level output. Channel 8 also has a stereo 3.5mm (1/8") input on the front of the RM85. Features: Four XLR balanced inputs with +48 V phantom power Four stereo...

The STA-1M allows bridging any audio line, adjusting the gain, and driving a balanced or unbalanced line. The circuit design allows the input to accept either balanced or unbalanced signals, of either high or low impedance. This is an instrumentation type input stage which will amplify the differential input, regardless of ground reference. The output is capable of driving either high or low impedance loads, and the output may be connected either balanced or unbalanced. RDL's SupplyFlex power...

The RDL ST-UBA2 is used in any application requiring conversion from unbalanced consumer format signals to professional +4 dBu. It may be used to balance audio from CD players, cassette decks, computer sound cards, televisions, and a wide variety of other unbalanced sources. The mono sum output may be used to drive patch-bay jacks, monitors or subwoofer amplifiers. Separate Dual-LED VU metering is provided for the left and right outputs. A green LED illuminates at 15 dB below +4 dBu. The...