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Cranborne Audio N22 4-Channel Cat5 Snake

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Recommended price £171 -37%

£108 incl. 20% VAT

General

An essential sound-tech tool, the Cranborne Audio N22 can send four balanced audio signals down a single CAT5 ethernet cable so you can easily bridge distances of up to 100 metres without signal loss thanks to the special C.A.S.T. system that Cranborne have developed. This flexible snake offers ample options and can even be hooked up to an external microphone preamp using the two XLR/TRS combo inputs. By setting up a second N22 in a control room situated close to a 100 metres away from the stage unit, you can easily convert the signal back to XLR or TRS, making it indispensable when it comes to live use.

Specifications

Product features

Sustainable product	not specified
Number of outputs	2
Number of inputs	1 - 4
Length in metres	< 0.25 m
Reel	no
Audio connector	jack 6.3 mm TRS, RJ-45, 3-pin XLR

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	1,0 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	25,0 x 20,0 x 10,0 cm

Product specifications

Cranborne Audio N22 snake
send four balanced audio signals down a single CAT5 ethernet cable
max. distance: 100m
connections:
- 2x balanced XLR/TRS combo inputs
- 2x balanced XLR outputs
- 2x balanced TRS outputs
- C.A.S.T IN RRTT Port (ethernet)
- C.A.S.T OUT TTRR Port (ethernet)

Cranborne Audio N22H Headphone Amplifier with CAT5 Snake

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£178

Sustainable product	not specified
number of outputs	2
number of inputs	1 - 4
length in metres	< 0.25 m
reel	no
Audio connector	jack 6.3 mm TRS, RJ-45, 3-pin XLR
19-inch rack size	not applicable
number of headphone outputs	1

Energy source	battery + AC
suitable for individual monitor mix	no
built-in equaliser	no
Network connections	none
Talkback function	no
Analogue audio input type	balanced line in (TRS jack), balanced line in (XLR), balanced microphone/line input (UTP)
Analogue audio output type	unbalanced stereo line out (TRS mini-jack), headphone output (jack or mini-jack), unbalanced microphone/line output (UTP)