Symetrix New Server D100

Symetrix, Inc. announced the launch of a new digital signal processor, the Server D100. The enterprise-class rack component was designed specifically for professional AVoIP installations where high node counts and complex channel management benefit from powerful central processing.

Up to 384 x 384 AVoIP channels
Up to 96 acoustic echo cancellation (AEC) channels
Up to 128 media playback channels

“Demand for great audio and control at scale led us to design the Server D100 for campuses, transportation hubs, performing arts, museums, and more,” said Benjamin Olswang, VP Engineering and Product. “It opens up a whole new world for the Symetrix ecosystem and we’re excited to see how consultants and integrators use this powerful tool.”

Symetrix Server D100 ships with 256 by 256 Dante channels, 64 AEC channels, 32 media playback channels, eight media record channels, and flexible open architecture processing to tie it all together. On-demand software upgrades can expand AVoIP channel count to 384 x 384, AEC channel count to 96, and media playback to 128 channels.

“Symetrix has always been a visionary partner of ours, so it’s no surprise they are leading the way for large channel count systems utilizing Dante Embedded Platform (DEP),” said Joshua Rush, Audinate Chief Marketing Officer. “The Symetrix Server D100 with DEP empowers specifiers to easily incorporate thousands of Dante-enabled products into powerful solutions.”

The Server D100 platform includes a proprietary operating system, a performance audio engine, and all new AEC algorithms to deliver clarity that empowers effective communication. A new xIO USB audio AVoIP endpoint is also being launched to simplify integration of the Server D100 into conferencing environments.

“Symetrix is on the move,” said Mark Graham, CEO and Owner. “We’ve never stopped investing to bring innovative technologies to market. The launch of Server D100 marks an inflection point for the company and makes our ecosystem an ideal choice for demanding high node count systems.”

For more information: www.symetrix.co