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Airlite MK2 | USB-VoIP Mixer with 16
jingle buttons for direct audio control
€ 2.075,00
Airmate-12 | USB Mixer with options like
WPC (BT), VoIP, AES + RIAA pre-amp
€ 2.575,00
GSM-LINK | WPC (BT) audio device to
connect your phone and mixer wireless
€ 220,00
AURON | With network integration and
options like WPC (BT), Dante + expansion
€ 5.228,00
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Long before audio was visualized on screens, it was measured by instinct.
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Early broadcast engineers worked with little more than analog meters, soldering irons, and the belief that every signal deserved clarity. In radio rooms thick with heat and static, mixers weren’t just tools, they were decision-makers.
One wrong gain stage could bury a voice. One noisy circuit could erase a moment.
So engineers obsessed over the details.
They learned how impedance affected tone, how headroom preserved emotion, how clean summing could make the difference between noise and nuance.
They chased quieter preamps, smoother faders, and more reliable signal paths, not for specs on paper, but because someone, somewhere, was listening.
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As broadcast evolved, from AM towers to FM, from analog tape to digital workflows, the mission stayed the same:
Capture the source, preserve the truth and deliver it intact.
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Modern audio mixers stand on that legacy.
Inside every chassis is a conversation between physics and precision:
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Mic preamps engineered for transparency, not coloration
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Gain structures designed to protect dynamic range
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Clocking and converters tuned for stability and accuracy
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Control surfaces built for hands that move instinctively, not accidentally
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A mixer doesn’t just combine signals, it manages trust.
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Trust that the whisper will still be a whisper, the shout won’t distort and when the red light turns on, nothing is lost between the microphone and the listener.
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Today, those signals travel farther than ever, across studios, broadcast networks, livestreams, and podcasts heard on the other side of the world. But the responsibility hasn’t changed.
Because whether it’s a breaking news report, a live performance, or a late-night voice on the radio, the job of the mixer remains simple and demanding:
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Be invisible. Be reliable. Be exact.
Sustainability


We are committed to delivering world-class broadcast and studio equipment that not only performs reliably but also reflects our dedication to sustainability.
One important part of our sustainability approach is the integration of energy-efficient LED technology throughout our product range.
By using durable and low-power LEDs in our studio signaling, On-Air indicators and other lighting components, we reduce energy consumption and extend product lifecycles, all while maintaining the brightness and visual clarity professionals depend on.

Our digital radio mixers are designed with long-term reliability in mind. To support this, they feature an automatic power-saving mode that activates when the mixer is not in use for a certain period of time.
During this standby state, display activity and energy consumption are reduced. This intelligent power management helps to minimize wear on the displays, significantly extending their operational lifetime.
As a result, customers benefit from more durable equipment, reduced maintenance needs, and consistent visual performance over many years of daily use.

As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, we actively work to minimize waste throughout our supply chain.
Whenever possible, we reuse packaging materials received from our suppliers and give them a second life by using them to ship our products to our customers.
By reusing boxes, protective materials, and cushioning instead of discarding them, we significantly reduce packaging waste and limit the use of new materials.
This practical approach helps lower our environmental footprint while ensuring that our products are still shipped safely and securely.

We take responsibility for the full lifecycle of our products. As part of our sustainability efforts, we do everything possible to ensure that our products are recycled in a responsible way.
To support this, we offer our customers the option to return their old D&R equipment to us for proper processing and recycling. By handling this process ourselves or through certified recycling partners, we help ensure that valuable materials are recovered and electronic waste is disposed of correctly.
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This approach reduces environmental impact, prevents unnecessary waste, and supports a more circular use of materials.
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