Roland Announces R-BUS Digital Audio Format

September 25, 1999 -- Roland Corporation U.S. is proud to introduce R-BUS, a digital audio format capable of sending and receiving 8-in/8-out of up to 24-bit digital audio using 25-pin D-sub terminals. Used exclusively by the Roland V-Products, like the new VSR-880 rack mount hard disk recorder and VM-7000-Series and VM-3100Pro V-Mixers, R-BUS can also be converted to different audio formats like ADAT(tm)/Tascam(r) T-DIF, providing additional flexibility and expansion possibilities.

In addition to the transfer of digital audio, R-BUS also permits sending MTR sync/control information and can handle electrical power for phantom powering of ADAT/Tascam T-DIF interface boxes. R-BUS will be incorporated into a variety of upcoming Roland products, and additional interface boxes (such as R-BUS to analog and R-BUS to AES/EBU digital audio) are planned for future release.

For more information, visit Roland on the web at www.rolandus.com.


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