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New Products
July 2007 Neutrik introduces several new accessories at Infocomm 2007 Neutrik, designer and manufacturer of the XX series XLR cable connector, introduces several new accessories at InfoComm 2007 (Booth # 8033 ): SCDR, a D-size rear protection cover; BXX-CR, a XX bushing with clear ring; and HTXP, an assembly tool for Neutrik’s XX and PX series. Due to the popularity of its clear coding rings, Neutrik has introduced the BXX-CR for a more cost-effective approach and faster assembly. The accessory kit consists of a black XX boot without the standard XXR coding ring and a clear ring XXCR instead. This saves assemblers time and money, as they do not have to replace the standard ring before assembling the clear ring. Neutrik’s HTXP hand tool for its XX and PX series is the newest addition to the wide range of assembly tools now offered by the company. The HTXP can either tighten the XX boot or the bushing for the new PX plug series. “As the industry continues to evolve, we are dedicated to upgrading our products and introducing accessories that make life easier for professional installers,” said Jim Cowan, president of Neutrik USA. “Our cost-effective solutions offer installers simpler assembly and greater efficiency.” Neutrik manufactures a wide array of XLR connectors and receptacles, jacks and plugs, speaker connectors and accessories for the professional audio industry. Neutrik USA is located at 195 Lehigh Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701.
NEUTRIK® EXHIBITS OPTICALCON® AT INFOCOMM 2007
“Due to OpticalCon’s compatibility with conventional LC connectors, users have the choice of utilizing a cost effective LC connector as a permanent connection, or Neutrik’s rugged OpticalCon cable connector for mobile applications,” said Jim Cowan, president of Neutrik USA. “OpticalCon offers the high quality and durable performance you have come to expect from Neutrik.” In order to create a simplified installation, one can connect a conventional LC-Duplex connector on the rear, which causes the chassis connector to act as a “feed-through.” The OpticalCon cable connector comes pre-assembled with a choice of three mobile field cables, which can be ordered at almost any length. The OpticalCon features a rugged connection, all metal housing and heavy-duty cable retention. The optical connection cables are protected from dust and dirt through automatic sealing covers and gaskets. OpticalCon uses conventional LC connectors, which are easy to clean, and has a Push-Pull locking mechanism. In addition, the colored labeling plates are included to identify the fiber mode. Neutrik manufactures a wide array of XLR connectors and receptacles, jacks and plugs, speaker connectors and accessories for the professional audio industry. Neutrik USA is located at 195 Lehigh Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701. Neutrik Introduces Ethercon for CAT6 Cables at InfoComm 2007:
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The SCDR is a soft plastic cover for the rear end of several D-size chassis connectors, such as Neutrik’s PowerCon, Speakon, OpticalCon and XLR. It is used to protect the gap between connector and cable. The protection cover works with all common wires and cables by simply cutting off the cover end to the preferred diameter. The SCDR protects against electric shock when used with D-style connectors including PowerCon, Speakon and XLR connectors; and it offers LC dust protection when used on the OpticalCon chassis connectors 
ANAHEIM, CA, JUNE 19, 2007 - 
The new system is based on a standard optical LC-Duplex connection; however, the OpticalCon improves this original design to ensure a safe and rugged connection. It enables up to four copper wires to run power or data signals through. A special SMPTE-version1 has been optimized for broadcast applications, which provides an additional ground-shell contact.
announces its EtherCon series for CAT6 cables at InfoComm 2007 in Anaheim.
Neutrik, which has designed and manufactured the industry standard in professional audio connectors, jacks and plugs for more than a quarter of a century, continues to introduce innovative solutions to the audio industry. This tradition continues with the recent introduction of the Silent Plug.
Neutrik, designers and manufacturers of the “XX” series XLR cable connector, continues to offer innovations in state-of-the-art audio connectivity with the recent introduction of its new EMC-XLR Cable Connector created for EMI protection.
This efficient connector can solve a variety of problems such as ground loops, RF interference, Pin 1 problems and more. They are perfect for live and on-stage applications – where it is RF sensitive – as well as mission critical installations, such as recording studios. Due to the provided protection, Neutrik’s new connectors are ideal for use in radio stations and lighting installations, where there is RF interference.
MiniLINK, USB PC interface including MiniLINK PC software ML1 Update Package |
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Dimensions: |
230 x 170 x 50 mm |
Gross Weight: |
500 grams |
September 2005
NTI introduces the TalkBox, an acoustical STI-PA Reference Loudspeaker/Generator
NTI introduces the TalkBox, the missing link for the complete evaluation of speech intelligibility in emergency life & safety announcement systems, from the talker’s microphone to the listener’s ear.
Using the TalkBox greatly simplifies the feed of the STI-PA intelligibility test source signal in closed sound reinforcement systems, as it presents the standardized voice-like acoustical signal emission simulating a human talker according to IEC 60268-16, combined with a TNO certified speech intelligibility signal at standardized levels.
The TalkBox features human head-like dimensions and is based on a Solid-State-Generator. It perfectly equalizes the STI-PA test signal and replays it at the precisely correct playback sampling rate, also minimizing systematic errors through the internal amplifier and internal precision loudspeaker.
Due to the required overall accuracy of ±1 dB over the relevant frequency range, each TalkBox is individually equalized and calibrated for precision output. The radiation characteristic complies with the ITU-T P.51 in wide ranges.
The speaker may additionally be muted via an external remote control interface. Other test signals such as Delay Chirp, Polarity Signal, and White and Pink Noise are also available and are fed to the XLR output with flat equalization. A microphone stand thread and a carrying case complete the functionality of the TalkBox.
“The TalkBox is extremely simple to operate and finally completes the entire chain of speech intelligibility measurements. The portable STIPA implementation is gaining more and more popularity and the launch of the TalkBox is the logical step to complete the measurement chain from the talker to the listener.” says Philipp Schwizer, CEO of NTI AG.
July 2005
NEW Neutrik's XX Series!
The new XX series is the successor of Neutrik’s well established X series, the universally-accepted industry standard for professional XLR cable connectors.
The new XX series, which was partly developed in response to suggestions Neutrik received from its customers, offers several new features over the X series while remaining within the same price range.
Features and benefits
- New attractive and sleek design;
- Simple and ruggedized die cast housings with internal thread for longer life;
- Unique cage-type female contacts with 7 independent contact springs for a low contact resistance and high integrity.
- Solder barrier to prevent solder to run into the contact areas;
- New improved chuck-type strain relief with higher pull out force.
- Improved ratchet lock to prevent accidental opening of the strain relief;
- Improved keying;
- New latch locking;
- Additional ground spring contacts;
- Improved locking area on male housing - no damage possible;
- New colored coding rings on 10 resistors colors, which can be added to cables.
(07/2005)
FEATURED PRODUCT » Two new members of the D-size family from Neutrik
All our developments of the past years (like EtherCon’s, BNC’s, RCA’s, etc.) fit into these D-shape cutouts. We now offer two more possibilities for often requested connections – USB and Firewire.
The USB is a genderchanger type (USB A – USB B) which is reversible to offer both connection possibilities at the front and rear end. The Firewire is equipped with the most common IEEE1394 6-pol (Firewire 6) connector on both ends.
These connectors are required to integrate computer-based equipment
into sound and video systems, but also for audio networking like
M-LAN, etc.
Ordering Information:
NAUSB, NAUSB-B (black housing)
NA1394-6, NA1394-6-B (black housing)
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