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Arrakis Bluetooth box for connecting to console Mix Minus I/O
ARC-BLUE
$774.00
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The ARC-Blue is an external Bluetooth device that can be connected to a mixer console's mix-minus I/O channel. This allows you to connect any Bluetooth-enabled device to your console. For ARC-10 and ARC-15 consoles, you can quickly connect using simple XLR cables with your Mix Minus channel.
Use the Call button to accept calls and the Drop button to end them.
You have options.
Unlocking Bluetooth capabilities on your Arrakis console has never been easier. Built-in options are available and with the ARC-Blue, you can add Bluetooth to any existing console. Below is a basic guide on how to get running with Bluetooth:
ARC-Blue
Purchase the external ARC-Blue Bluetooth box to connect to any of these consoles:
Built-in options
These specific models have Bluetooth built-in, and are ready to go:
Bluetooth Specifications
Bluetooth Chipset: CSR BlueCore5
- A2DP Stereo Streaming
- Sample rate: 8kHz-44.1kHz
- Resolution: 16 bits
- DAC SNR: 95dB typ (8kHz sampling)
- DAC THD+N: 0.04% typical
- Freq Response: 20kHz (-3dB) (44.1kHz sampling)
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- Sample rate: 8kHz
- Resolution: 16 bits
- ADC SNR: 79dB typ (8kHz sampling)
- DAC SNR: 95dB typ (8kHz sampling)
- DAC THD+N: 0.04% typical
Notes:
- Compression: the standards committee for Bluetooth audio has set the audio data channel bit rate at 721kb/sec. As this is less than the 1.4Mb/sec required for uncompressed 16-bit CD quality audio, the Bluetooth audio channels are compressed. The quality of audio is determined by the type of compression used. The Bluetooth default compression standard is SBC (sub-band compression) with a high-quality bit-rate> 300kb/sec, which is comparable to CD quality.
- Audio Performance: the performance specifications are per the data sheets from AVW.
