Riedel presents StageLink, a new generation of network I/O boxes aimed at IP environments

Aimed at broadcast, live production and studio environments, the new StageLink range of Riedel It is composed of intelligent and networked I/O boxes that will allow you to “redefine” IP audio and intercom workflows.

The product line StageLink It has been designed to enable media professionals to capture and distribute signals across their networks, ensuring a smooth, reliable and cost-effective transition to IP-based workflows. By taking advantage of standard network cables instead of a specialized infrastructure, StageLink devices create a decentralized and scalable system that integrates microphones, intercoms, GPIO devices and other audio equipment with unprecedented ease.

The new range StageLink It consists of six specific devices, each one adapted to the specific needs of the workflow. He NSA-003A (Dual Partyline) enables the seamless integration of third-party legacy 2-wire intercom systems into Riedel's Artist and Bolero ecosystems. The models NSA-004A (Quad In) y NSA-005A (Quad Out) offer four universal input and output ports, respectively, supporting analog and digital audio connections.

Designed as an all-in-one interface for multimedia workplaces, the NSA-006A (Workplace) features microphone preamps, headphone outputs, and stereo speaker connectivity. He NSA-007A (Dual In/Out) serves as a broadcast-quality 2-in/2-out I/O box that also functions as a classic 4-wire analog or digital device for Artist and Bolero intercom systems. Completes the range NSA-010C (GPIO), a network-based GPIO interface that operates in Artist/Bolero integrated mode or stand-alone mode, allowing seamless third-party connections via NMOS IS-07.

Roger Heiniger, Senior Product Manager at Riedel Communications, flatly states that “StageLink brings pro audio and intercom workflows to a new level“With an impressive dynamic range of 151.7 dB(A) and advanced features such as format-agnostic inputs and outputs, automatic phantom power detection or three DSP channels per universal input port, StageLink fits effortlessly into any professional workflow, saving engineers time, money and nerves,” he says.

On the other hand, Phil Hey, director of global business development at Riedel Communications, considers that this new range represents a “significant step” towards fully production environments networked. In their own words: "Leveraging open IP standards and a truly unique feature set, StageLink is set to revolutionize workflows across multiple industries, from broadcast and live events to corporate audiovisual. And this is just the beginning: the upcoming StageLink devices will expand beyond audio and intercom, flexibly transporting an even wider range of signals over IP."