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Contact: Joel Silverman 530-647-0750
Late Breaking News July 17 2009:
The nominations are made by a panel of more than 100 audio industry professionals. Members of professional audio and sound production organizations, including the Audio Engineering Society (AES, the Producers/Engineers Wing of the Recording Academy, SPARS and the Game Audio Network Guild (G.A.N.G.) will determine the winners via online balloting beginning August 10th.
Millennia does Digital (Placerville CA,) Millennia AD-D96 and AD-R96 eight channel analog to digital converter options for the HV-3D and HV-3R are making a noticeable improvement in the sound quality of the San Francisco Symphony’s recordings.
Jack Vad, award winning producer/engineer for the San Francisco Symphony recently upgraded his recording/broadcast chain at Davies Symphony Hall.
"I had Millennia install the AD-D96 analog to digital converter in our HV-3D. I was using some excellent high-end converters before", Jack said. "When I changed over to the AD-D96 there was a very noticeable improvement in clarity. So much so that both my staff and musicians noticed the improvement" |
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The TEC award nominated A/D
converter is Millennia’s first digital audio product. Its
audiophile-quality proprietary converter design, tightly coupled to
the HV-3 preamp, removes many stages of potential distortion.
The Millennia converters are 24-bit 96 kHz eight-channel AES format with Internal/External Clocking with AES or Wordclock in/out on BNC connectors.
The AES output is on a DB25 connector that conforms to the Tascam wiring standard.
All HV-3D and HV-3R units can have the option installed.
Millennia AD-D96 and AD-R96 analog to digital converter options for the HV-3D and HV-3R are $1,500 MSRP. They are available now. |
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