Penta 725 Hardware Platform To Show At IBC

A Danish company that develops, manufactures and distributes broadcast-quality digital audio routers and control software for the world market is to demonstrate Penta 725 hardware platform at IBC 2009 in September.
NTP Technology's Penta 725 series is a new generation of compact modular audio routing equipment designed for use in sound recording studios, audio post-production facilities, mobile production trucks, and in television and radio broadcasting.
"The compactness of the Penta 725 will be particularly appreciated by system integrators seeking to expand the capabilities of existing premises or in constructing space-efficient new facilities,"commented Mikael Vest, Sales Director at NTP Technology.
"It has a capacity of 384 x 384 crosspoints with AES3 and optical MADI interfaces.
"Based on a 1 U 19 inch chassis and controlled via TCP/IP, it accommodates a variety of software modules.
"Up to 64 AES3 stereo and four MADI inputs/outputs can be accessed for interfacing digital audio sources," he said.
Two high-speed bi-directional links are available for connection to NTP 625 or Penta 725 systems.
An AES3 monitor output is available for monitoring of inputs and outputs. Supplementary to the remote control via TCP I/P, router settings can be controlled locally using front panel navigation keys.
Available now, the NTP Penta 725 will be demonstrated on stand 8.B51 at IBC 2009 in Amsterdam, September 11-15.
The company was established in 1958 and is a major supplier of high-reliability audio routing systems for major international broadcasters.
NTP products are integrated into television and radio stations as well as major production centres, post-production facilities and outside broadcast vehicles.
See: www.ntp.dk
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