The RX2, SX2 and TX2 audio mixers, protagonists at the DHD stand in Las Vegas

Following a series of events in Europe, Africa and the Middle East during the first quarter of 2025, DHD lands at NAB 2025 showcasing examples of its range of digital audio production equipment. To support the presence of the German manufacturer in the US market, Yellowtec US CEO Jeff Williams will be its new representative.

Christoph Gottert, director of international sales, notes that "NAB continues to attract film, television and radio content creators from all over the United States, as well as significant attendance from other countries. Highlights of the DHD booth include demonstrations of our large RX2 modular console, the mid-size SX2 and the compact TX2 audio mixers. We will demonstrate the ease with which the DHD mixers are integrated into a robust, easy-to-manage system that allows maximum creativity combined with high efficiency. Among many others. “The advantages of DHD products are their ability to integrate into a highly secure IP connected environment.”

The console DHD RX2 It is designed for use in radio and television studios, master control rooms and mobile units. Fits easily from small units with 6 or 12 faders to large consoles with up to 96 faders. Each module features a high-brightness 10.1-inch color touch screen. The screen provides access to the main control and channel settings, metering and system snapshots. In the center section there are assignable hardware buttons, plus adaptive labels on a freestanding 7-inch vertical touchscreen. Adaptive labels provide quick, tactile access to functions such as monitoring and talkback.

For its part, the DHD SX2 is based on a four-fader center console and six-fader expansion modules. All faders are dust resistant and motorized. Each module can be chained with others to create an independent mixing console. Integrated displays allow operators to see exactly how their console is performing, both from a connectivity and signal level standpoint. The central module gives access to the most important audio inputs and outputs. It includes a microphone input and a headphone output, and allows you to connect speakers directly to this unit. Each expansion module allows you to add a second layer with capacity for up to 20 faders. The SX2's capabilities can be expanded by simply adding optional license codes to the DSP core, allowing additional faders, buses and clean feeds to be added. Also presented at NAB 2025 is a updated version of the Multi-I/O-Box. The Multi-I/O-Box II features RJ45 connectors compatible with StudioHub+.

Designed for daily use in small spaces, in terms of DHD TX2 it's a compact multi-touch system which can be placed on a desk or attached to a work surface using a VESA-based mount. Can be used standalone or to expand any DHD system. Measuring just 10.2 inches wide by 10.7 inches front to back, its forward-sloping desktop panel features a 10.1-inch capacitive multi-touch IPS display, two assignable potentiometers, and six silent multi-color hardware buttons for professional audio mixing. The TX2 can be used with XC3 or XD3 cores in isolation or as part of a larger mixing system and does not require a PC for operation. The 5 cm high rear panel of the mixer provides easy access to connectors frequently used in projects such as telephone interviews or dubbing.

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