June, 2005: NetworkSound, Inc, a leading provider of multi-channel audio and video over CAT-5 based
on MaGIC, announced that the NetworkSound Digital Snake products were used successfully in recent
events that include live concert and Church service. NetworkSound products were connected between
Stage and FOH to carry multiple bi-directional audio channels over a single CAT-5 cable up to 300 feet.
“The installation was very simple and audio quality was fantastic” said Fred Holly, a leading pro audio
and Church system installer. Further, “NetworkSound cable redundancy feature instills a piece of mind
for concert managers knowing that the system can restore audio on a backup cable within a single
sample delay, if the main cable is severed for any reasons. This is a fantastic feature for live concert
applications”, said Fred. "The installation was simple and painless. No more bulky analog snakes to
carry, and loss of signal quality, hum noise and cross talk over long distance".
NetworkSound digital snake can support many different audio formats such as balanced, Mic-pre,
AES/EBU, SPDIF and unbalanced over a single CAT-5 cable. NetworkSound technology enables 32 X 32
channels over a single CAT-5 up to 100 meters/300 feet or in Fiber mode up to 2 km. The NetworkSound
digital snake is modular so customers can upgrade themselves when they need to add more channels.
The latency over a 100 meter CAT-5 or Fiber is guaranteed in micro seconds. For further information,
please check http://www.networksound.com/Digsnake.html.
“We are excited by the support from pro audio installer community to our Digital Snake product. This
validates the excellence of NetworkSound product portfolio in delivering high quality products that solve
real world problems”, said Barani Subbiah, Founder & CEO of NetworkSound, Inc. NetworkSound digital
snake is available for sale as direct and for OEM partners. For further information on price and
availability, please send an email to info@networksound.com
NetworkSound digital snake is based on MaGIC protocol, developed by Gibson Guitar Corp..
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
