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0.396 milliseconds. From digital input to analog output, the total delay is 2.167 milliseconds. The delay does not change regardless of the DSP configuration, unless the configura- tion intentionally adds more delay.

The BASIS 922dz also supports the new optional low- latency CobraNet feature that provides transport at only

2.66milliseconds delay. Thus the delay from analog to ana- log across the network can be less than 6 milliseconds, fast enough not only for large audio distribution but for the most critical real-time live performance work.

Both software and firmware can be easily updated over the network. In the future, QSC will be adding new capabilities

to both BASIS and QSControl.net. Our latest code releases and access to up-to-date information on BASIS and QSCon- trol.net are available at www.qscontrol.net. We invite you to visit us there.

We've applied our many years of experience in supporting high-end installed sound with our previous system-building products such as RAVE, QSControl.net, CM16a, DSP-3, DSP- 4, and DSP-30. The BASIS 922dz brings all that technology together in one compact, powerful, easy to use system. We are confident that your new BASIS 922dz will provide years of dependable service and we hope it will help you, the sys- tem designer and implementer, to express your creative audio system ideas.

BASIS 922dz specifications

The QSC Audio BASIS 922dz represents a cutting-edge advancement in digital audio processing and distribution systems. Specifically designed for live performance environments, the BASIS 922dz integrates seamlessly into a wide array of sound applications, making it a versatile asset for audio professionals.

One of the key features of the BASIS 922dz is its dual-zone processing capability, allowing users to manage independent audio routing and control for two distinct areas. This flexibility is essential for venues that require different audio settings or playback sources in separate zones, ensuring that sound engineers can maintain complete control over their audio environments.

The BASIS 922dz utilizes advanced digital signal processing (DSP) technology, enabling enhanced audio clarity and fidelity. With features like equalization, crossover, and dynamic processing, sound engineers can optimize audio quality and tailor the listening experience for any venue or audience. The DSP architecture is designed for high performance, handling complex audio tasks without latency, which is crucial in live sound applications.

Connectivity is a significant aspect of the QSC BASIS 922dz, offering multiple input and output options. It supports both analog and digital audio connections, facilitating integration with a variety of sound systems and peripheral devices. This extensive connectivity supports various audio formats, ensuring compatibility with modern digital audio infrastructure.

Additionally, the BASIS 922dz is equipped with QSC’s renowned Advanced Network Technology (ANT), which allows for remote control and monitoring. This feature enables audio professionals to make real-time adjustments and fine-tune settings from a distance, significantly enhancing workflow efficiency during live events.

The unit is also designed for ruggedness and reliability, featuring a robust chassis that can withstand the rigors of touring and live performances. Its user-friendly interface simplifies operation, making it accessible for both seasoned professionals and newcomers alike.

In summary, the QSC Audio BASIS 922dz stands out as a powerful tool for audio processing and distribution. With its dual-zone capability, advanced DSP features, extensive connectivity options, and robust design, it caters to the diverse needs of the audio industry, making it an essential component in any professional sound setup. Whether for concert halls, theaters, or corporate events, the BASIS 922dz is engineered to deliver optimal sound quality and performance.