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Hear
Back | Personal Monitor Mixer System
Hear Technologies
has designed a new personal monitor mixer system called the
Hear Back. It changes the way monitor mixing is accomplished
on stage or auditorium; as well as, in the studio. Imagine getting
your mix exactly the way you want it. With the Hear Back, you
save time and get the sound just right, the first time. This
affordable system is perfect for headphones, wired and wireless
in-ear monitors, and/or conventional floor monitors.
A basic Hear Back system consists of a Hub and personal Mixers
connected using standard CAT5E cables. A single Hub supplies
signal and power to a maximum of eight Mixers. That’s
one for you and everybody in the band. If that’s not enough,
the Hubs can be daisy-chained using the HearBus In and Out for
virtually unlimited system size. The Hear Back Hub can accept
analog input signals from audio mixers, auxiliary, matrix, monitor,
and/or direct outputs.
The
ADAT input can come from digital audio workstations, digital
recorders, or digital mixers. For front of house or remotely
located digital mixers, we also have the Extreme Extender
ADAT In/Out that converts ADAT optical, which has very limited
distance, to the HearBus for transmission of up to 500 feet.
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Virtually
unlimited system size |
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Very
attractive pricing |
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Excellent
audio fidelity |
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Built-in
DSP Limiter |
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Very
long digital lines possible without loss of audio quality
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Audio
inputs ADAT, analog, and the HearBus are switch selectable
from the front panel. |
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Local
control of up to ten channels of audio (8 inputs plus
a stereo Aux input) Master Volume (controls the level
to the headphones, line outs and the Aux input to the
line outputs) |
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Built-in
DSP Limiter (designed as a “brick wall” limiter
for hearing protection and to protect monitor wedges from
overload) |
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Headphone
amplifier fault indicator in case of over temperature,
or a short, the red LED comes on to alert the user something
is a problem. |
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A
second visual trouble shooting aid for the user is the
Bus status indicator |
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Link
Indicators – Whenever two pairs of mono inputs are
linked for stereo operation the link LED is illuminated
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Standard
CAT5E power and signal Connection, cost effective, simple,
non-obtrusive way to connect eight channels of audio.
The Cable is held in place with a “built-in cable
strain relief” |
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Balanced
Line-Outs, Mono/Stereo |
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Stereo
AUX In |
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Built-in
Mic Stand Mount may be mounted to a standard mic stand
or clipped onto a stand extension bar or clip |
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High
Power – Low Distortion Headphone Amplifiers |
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One
of the industry's most powerful headphone amplifiers |
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The Hear
Back system is available in a Four Pack as well as offering
Mixers and Hubs separately. The Hear Back Four Pack
includes 4 Mixers, 1 Hub, 4 - 50 foot CAT5e cables, and a Hear
Back analog DA-88 style cable...
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Shown
are the front (L) and back (R) views of the system packaging. |
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Hear
Back Mixer Features:
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Local
control up to ten channels of audio |
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Master
volume |
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Built-in
DSP limiter |
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24-bit
D/A converters |
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Less
than 1.5 millisecond total system delay |
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Bus
status indicator |
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Headphone
amplifier fault indicator |
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Link
indicators |
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Standard
CAT5E power and signal connection |
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Balanced
line outs, mono/stereo |
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Stereo
AUX in:
– Expand numbers of mixers
– Drum module/metronome input |
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Built-in standard threaded mic stand mount |
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Equipped
to mount to any standard mic or desk stand using
the built-in 5/8" threaded socket located on
the back of the mixer. |
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Hear
Back Hub Features:
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Three
switch selectable 8-channel input sources:
– ADAT Optical
– Analog
– HearBus |
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24-bit
A/D converters |
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Digital
inputs: 44.1KHz and 48 KHz sample rates |
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Less
than 1.5 milliseconds system delay |
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3-LED
four-level metering |
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Standard
CAT5E - delivers power and signals to mixers |
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Daisy-chain
for very large systems |
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Internal
universal input power supply |
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1U
chassis |
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Hear
Back Applications:
Hear Back is perfect for onstage or in the studio. With this
Personal Monitor Mixer System, each performer is assured a perfect
mix with every performance. With fast and easy set up, Hear
Back offers expandable and inexpensive solutions to control
your mix. With the use of wired or wireless ear monitors, you
can achieve better sound quality at much lower volumes. Even
with loudspeakers, a superior monitor mix leads to a quieter
mix onstage, allowing the engineer to create a better front
of house mix.
Hear Back
gives the talent control over their cue mix allowing them
to get exactly the mix they want while the engineer spends
time engineering the session. The Hear Back has been installed
in many professional studios in America, Australia and Germany.
Hear
Back Personal Monitor Mixer Benefits:
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Powerful
Headphone amplifiers |
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Stereo mix - plus six “more me” channels |
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Relieves
engineer from cue mix responsibilities |
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Talent
can easily and quickly get a perfect mix |
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Auxiliary
input for local click track, drum machine, and effects
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Reduced
cost with excellent performance and quality |
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Link
switch permits mono channels (3/4, 5/6 and 7/8) to operate
as stereo pairs |
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Hub
input selector switch for ADAT? optical, Analog and Hear
Bus? |
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Built-in
mic stand adapter |
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Simple
wiring with standard CAT5E cables |
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Works
with our ADAT Extreme Extenders which permits 8 channels
of 24 bit, 48 KHz ADAT audio to be sent 560 feet without
loss of quality |
See the
various "Hookup
diagrams" to see how you can use the Hear Back system
for your applicaion
| Hear
Back Specifications |
| Aux
Input |
| Input
Configuration/Impedance: |
Stereo,
unbalanced, 10 Kohms typical |
| Input
Level: |
+4
dBu optimal, +22 dBu max |
| Head
Phone Power |
| Load
Impedance: |
THD
less than 0.01%* |
THD
less than 0.1% |
| 8
Ohms: |
150
mW* |
230
mW |
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*THD
AT 8 Ohms = 0.015% typical |
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| 16
Ohms: |
235
mW |
500
mW |
| 25
Ohms: |
675
mW |
775
mW |
| 32
Ohms: |
950
mW |
1.1
W |
| 50
Ohms: |
1.6
W |
1.8 W |
| 100
Ohms: |
1.14
W |
1.25
W |
| 200
Ohms: |
500 mW |
650
mW |
| 600
Ohms: |
215
mW |
220
mW |
| IMD: |
Typically
less than 0.03% |
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| Line
Out |
| Freq
Response: |
20
Hz to 20 KHz, +0.04 dB, -0.55 dB |
| THD+N: |
0.008%
typical at 1 KHz, +15 dBu,
0.02% typical, 20 Hz – 20 KHz, +4 dBu |
| IMD:
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0.02%
typical at +4 dBu, 60 Hz/7 KHz |
| Crosstalk: |
Better
than -85 dB @ 1 KHz |
| Propagation
Delay: |
Less
than 1.5 mSec, Hub input to mixer output using 500'
of cable |
| Noise
Performance |
| Noise,
A-Weighted: |
-91
dBu analog, -97 dBu optical |
| Dynamic
Range: |
112
dB typical |
| System
I/O |
| Hub
Line In, Analogue: |
8
Balanced inputs on DB-25 female (Tascam DA-88 pinout)
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| Maximum
Input Level, Analogue: |
+15
dBu |
| Hub
Light Pipe In: |
Industry
standard fiber optic connector, shuttered |
| Hub
HearBus In, Out: |
8-pin
RJ45 jack (2 each) |
| Mixer
Headphone Out: |
TRS 1/4" unbalanced stereo (2 each) |
| Mixer
Line Out: |
TRS
1/4" balanced (2 each) |
| Maximum
Output Level, Analog: |
+24
dBu (mixed output) |
| Aux
Input: |
TRS
1/8" unbalanced stereo |
| Physical,
Mixer |
| Size: |
11.5"
(29.2 cm) H x 5.2" (13.2 cm) W x 3.6"
(9.15 cm) D |
| Unit
Weight: |
1.2
lb. (0.54 kg) |
| Mounting: |
Standard mic stand or desk mounted |
| Physical,
Hub |
| Size:
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1.75"
H x 19" W x 7.125" D |
| Unit
Weight: |
5.0
lb. |
| Mounting: |
Standard
rack mount, 1 RU |
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dBu = 0.775 Vrms |
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| *Note:
Specifications and features subject to change without
notice. |
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