Digigram

Digigram introduced the VXpocket 440 and VXpocket v2, the latest offspring of its Pocket family of type II PC cards, designed for professional sound recording, editing, production, and audio analysis on a laptop computer.

The VXpocket 440 features four balanced analog inputs at microphone or line level and four balanced analog outputs. It can operate in any of three modes: full duplex with two in/two out, half duplex record with four in/no out and monitoring of inputs via loop through, and half duplex playback with four out/no in.

VXpocket series cards offer 24-bit converters that provide 24-bit performance with PC applications using Microsoft’s WAVE protocol, as well as PC and Mac applications using ASIO. VXpocket cards feature one stereo S/PDIF input and output, accommodating direct digital transfer, and an LTC (SMPTE) time code input. Also provided is a breakout cable with XLR connectors for the analog inputs/outputs and phono (CINCH) connectors for digital and LTC.

Also launched is the VXpocket v2, which offers two balanced analog mono inputs at microphone or line level and two balanced analog outputs. Replacing the current VXpocket, the new model includes an added LTC (SMPTE) time code input to facilitate audio synchronization for video applications in the field. The price remains $729.

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