Antelope Audio unveils Trinity, a new audio master clock based on the same Oven Controlled Crystal technology as in their well-known OCX and OCX-V master clocks. The technology behind it is supported by listening tests in addition to advanced engineering, allowing all connected devices to achieve new levels of sound quality. Trinity provides flexible connectivity and ergonomic design, providing a simple, straight- forward solution to an otherwise complex task, based on over 15 years of clocking research, from skilled engineers renowned for their accomplishments in the field.

Isochrone Trinity features:

• 3 Independant Audio Generators up to 384 kHz, with Varispeed Control
• 3 Independant SD Generators, simultaneously offering PAL and NTSC
• 3 Independant HD Generators, presenting a choice of 16 Formats
• Intuitive Menu-Free User Interface with Triple Display
• 4th Generation of Acoustically Focused Clocking, now employing 64 bit DSP
• Dual Redundant Power Supply for added reliability
• Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillator or Atomic Input for Supremely Low Jitter
• Factory calibrated to better than +/
• 0.02PPM accuracy via Atomic Clock
• Field recalibration to Atomic for better than +/
• 0.02PPM accuracy
• Always on “Superclock” for support of Digidesign Pro-Tools systems
• Power: 12VDC Input 95-245 VAC Input
• Inputs: 1 AES/EBU 2 Wordclock 1 S/PDIF 1 Video 1 Atomic
• Audio A outs: 2 AES/EBU 2 S/PDIF 8 Wordclock
• Audio B outs: 1 AES/EBU 1 S/PDIF 4 Wordclock
• Audio C outs: 1 AES/EBU 1 S/PDIF 4 Wordclock
• HD Video: 3 generators. 2 outputs on each generator.
• SD Video: simultaneous PAL & NTSC generators 1 NTSC 1 PAL 1 NTSC/PAL switchable on front panel 1 NTSC60/PAL48 switchable on front panel

The Trinity will be available on Q2 2008 at a retail price of €3228 (excl. VAT).

More info and demos: http://www.antelopeaudio.com

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