Biamp says its new Voltera D Series amplified loudspeaker controllers include an onboard DSP, tools for tuning rooms and a host of other features, as well as space and cost savings. Configurable by either Tesira or VenueTune software, depending on user preference and audio network protocols, Biamp says Voltera amplified loudspeaker controllers are designed to make setup and use easy. The just-released Tesira 4.9.0 delivers added support for Voltera D amplified loudspeaker controllers and software blocks, while the new VenueTune software provides a loudspeaker controller experience with a graphical interface that uses simple 2D floorplans and a phased workflow to guide system designers and installers, according to the company.
Features
- Up to 2400W in a single RU
- 100% software configured through Tesira or VenueTune
- Each model supports AVB, Dante and AES67
- 4-channel models can deliver up to 75% of total power through any single channel
- 8-channel models can deliver up to 50% of total power through any single channel
- Each channel can drive low impedance, 70V or 100V
- No central resource to limit system size
- Onboard processing means system cost scales with power requirements
- Redundant audio networking with two network ports
- Comprehensive limiter scheme avoids protective mutes and shutdowns
- Processor can be sustained through PoE – no main power required and no reboots
- Support for failover-to-analog operation