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[NAMM] Radial Engineering JR2-DT remote

By okcomputerik on 01/25/2014 at 05:15
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Radial has introduced at NAMM 2014 a dual function control switch that goes by the name of JR2-DT.

The JR2-DT remote is an off-the-shelf solution to remotely mute the system or A/B toggle devices to have a backing track ready should one of the playback systems fail.

The desk-top JR2-DT features XLR and ¼" remote outputs, two latching switches (A/B and mute), plus status LEDs. There’s no need for batteries or local power supply since power is derived from the device connected to it.

The JR2-DT is expected to start shipping in March 2014 with an estimated retail price of $100 USD.

 

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