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Lynx Studio

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Signal coloration is additive and can kill an otherwise pristine mix. That’s why a colored mix begins to collapse while the transparent mix has space, definition and a level of detail that is simply unattainable with converters that add color and distortion. Lynx’s hallmark sonic transparency is why Lynx converters are being used in the most mission-critical audio applications and in the world’s finest recording facilities. Lynx converters have been specified for their uncanny ability to convert signals without adding any artifacts or color. For audio engineers and producers demanding the most pristine recordings and mixes Lynx is the converter of choice at facilities like Dolby’s new mega complex of audio research, Skywalker Sound, NPR, and the Smithsonian Institute. Lynx converters pass the most stringent tests and shoot outs to become the sought after converters for these discerning professionals. Precision matters more than ever and there is no place for even the slightest coloration or degradation of the signal.

Discrete Converter Array


Some manufacturers use multiple converters on a single chip. While that is one way to fit many converter channels in a single rack space while lowering costs, it comes at a steep cost in performance. At Lynx, the analog signal path for each channel has been designed as a self-contained and shielded circuit. Each channel pair has its own dedicated conversion device. This has many sonic advantages by significantly reducing crosstalk and distortion while increasing dynamic range and performance.

Line In (includes A/D Conversion)

THD+N

‐113dB @1kHz, ‐1dBFS, 20kHz filter, +20dBu trim


Dynamic range

119dB, A‐weighted, ‐60dBFS signal method


Frequency response

±0.010dB, 20–20kHz


Crosstalk

‐130dB maximum @ 1kHz, ‐1dBFS signal


Common mode rejection

greater than 80dB


Full‐scale trim settings

+6dBV, 20dBu


Headphone Out (includes D/A Conversion)

THD+N

‐107dB @1kHz, ‐1dBFS, 20kHz filter, volume at max


Dynamic range

120dB, A‐weighted, ‐60dBFS signal method


Frequency response

±0.025dB, 20–20kHz


Crosstalk

‐120dB maximum @ 1kHz, ‐1dBFS signal


Output level

18.4dBu maximum


Line Out (includes D/A Conversion)

THD+N

‐108dB @1kHz, ‐1dBFS, 20kHz filter, +20 dBu trim


Dynamic range

120dB, A‐weighted, ‐60dBFS signal method


Frequency response

±0.025dB, 20–20kHz


Crosstalk

‐130dB maximum @ 1kHz, ‐1dBFS signal


Full‐scale trim settings

+6dBV, 20dBu


Microphone Input (includes A/D conversion)

THD+N

-111dB (0.00028%) @1kHz, ‐1dBFS, 20kHz filter @ 21.6dB gain


EIN

-129dBu A-weighted, -60dBFS method


Dynamic Range

116dB A‐weighted, ‐60dBFS signal method @ 21.68dB gain


Frequency Response

+0.01 / -0.08dB max. Deviation over 20-20kHz band, -1dBFS @ all gain settings


Crosstalk

-127dB max. Adjacent channel, -1dBFS, 1kHz @ 21.6dB gain


Common Mode Rejection

75dB min. -1dBFS, 60Hz and 1kHz @61.6dB gain


Full-scale Input Level for A/D

28.7dBu


Input impedance

2.1k Ohm


Gain Settings

5.6dB/13.6dB to 68.6dB in 1dB steps


Pad attenuation

13.6dB


High-pass Filter

80Hz, 12 dB / octave


Connector

Female XLR on Neutrik jack


HI-Z input

THD+N

-109dB (0.00035%) 1kHz, -1dBFS, 20kHz filter


EIN

-115dBu A-weighted, -60dBFS method


Dynamic Range

114dB A-weighted, -60dBFS method @ 21.6dB gain


Frequency Response

+0.01 / -0.05dB max. Deviation over 20-20kHz band, -1dBFS


Crosstalk

-132dB max. Adjacent channel, -1dBFS, 1kHz


Full-scale Input Level for A/D

14.9dBu @5.6dB gain


Input impedance

1M Ohm unbal. (TS), 2M Ohm bal. (TRS)


Gain Settings Fixed

5.6dB/13.6dB to 68.6dB in 1dB steps


Connector

TRS on Neutrik jack


Line Input (includes A/D conversion)

THD+N

-113dB (0.00028%) @1kHz, ‐1dBFS, 20kHz filter @ 21.6dB gain


Dynamic Range

119dB A‐weighted, ‐60dBFS signal method


Frequency response

±0.010 dB max deviation over 20–20kHz


Crosstalk

-138dB max. adjacent channel, -1dBFS 1kHz @ 41.6dB gain


Common Mode Rejection

75dB min, -1dBFS, 60Hz and 1 kHz @ 61.6dB gain


Full-scale Input Level for A/D

20dBu


Gain settings

Fixed


Connector

Female XLR on Neutrik jack


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Lynx Studio