AEQ's Capitol IP Plus and Xplorer Max arrive at NAB for the first time

NAB 2025 (April 6 – 9) will allow AEQ show the global broadcast industry two of its latest developments: the Capitol IP Plus digital audio console and the Xplorer Max intercom terminal, among other solutions.

The Capitol IP Plus It is presented as the “most advanced” evolution of AEQ's range of digital broadcast consoles. This table includes Expanded connectivity, flexibility and modern design con pantallas a color en cada canal y una pantalla táctil de 7′ como base de operación que proporciona una experiencia intuitiva para el operador, permitiendo además un control preciso de todas las funciones de la consola con su botón touch&touch. Con 10 faders and connectivity Dante With 16 channels as a base, expandable to 32 channels, the Capitol IP Plus stands out for its ability to adapt to the needs of each professional environment.

With a 96x96 routing capacity, far surpasses competitors in its class. Capitol IP Plus also stands out for its customization capacity. It is available in a silver or black finish, and its programmable keys allow hundreds of configurations through pagination, making it easy to adapt to any workflow.

In addition, it has connectivity Bluetooth On the surface, three amplified headphone circuits, four AES/EBU digital inputs and outputs and up to 17 analog inputs and 16 outputs, including five microphones, in a basic configuration that can be expanded via Dante.

Xplorer Max: an innovative approach to intercom

The second great novelty of AEQ facing NAB 2025 es Xplorer Max, a “revolutionary” wireless intercom terminal created to “redefine” communication in professional environments. With exclusive digital radio technology in the 5 GHz band, Wm-deck (Wireless Multimedia – Docsis Enhanced Communication), la Xplorer Max guarantees quality of service (QoS), protection against interference and a range of up to 600 meters in open fields with a single antenna.

Thanks to its design, Xplorer Max minimizes the need for multiple access points, making it easier to install and allowing adaptation to temporary deployments y large environments scale. AEQ's solution, whose access point can manage dozens of terminals simultaneously, combines functionality and ergonomics in its compact and robust format beltpack. It integrates an intuitive interface with 4 programmable keys per page (up to 4 pages per key), two volume encoders and a multifunction graphic LED display. The system is compatible with Conexia, Crossnet, the TH5000 matrix and the matrixless system Xpeak, and offers VoIP HD and VoIP Kroma connectivity.

Other solutions present at the AEQ stand at NAB 2025 will be Solaris, high-density multichannel audiocodec intended for multiple STL links, broadcast companies and remote contributions; Series 9000 rack-mounted and tabletop intercom panels, TP9116 y TP9416, as well as the expansion panel EP 9116, or the Olympia 3 System, commentator system that can operate as a stand-alone commentator unit or connect via an AoIP link.