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SKAA PRO ANALOG MINI TRANSMITTER AKIKO 3.5MM CONNECTOR - USB POWERED
$438.00 AUD
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SKAA PRO ANALOG MINI TRANSMITTER AKIKO 3.5MM CONNECTOR - USB POWERED
DESCRIPTION
• SKAA Pro transmitter for S/PDIF digital audio
• Works with both coax and optical (Toslink)
• Works with 2-channel 44.1 or 48 kHz PCM uncompressed S/PDIF digital audio, but not encoded multichannel audio streams
• Sends audio to up to 2 receivers
• Use the remote you already own to control volume and mute
• Use up to 5 transmitters in the same area
• No pairing required
SPECIFICATIONS
• 35 meters (100 feet) indoor range
• Low latency, great for watching TV, movies, playing games and pro audio use
• Power from any USB port
• Ships with SKAA Pro OS, compatible with all receivers running SKAA OS 2.1 or newer (if you're not sure what version you have, go to TLC, send us a note and just ask)
DESCRIPTION
• SKAA Pro transmitter for S/PDIF digital audio
• Works with both coax and optical (Toslink)
• Works with 2-channel 44.1 or 48 kHz PCM uncompressed S/PDIF digital audio, but not encoded multichannel audio streams
• Sends audio to up to 2 receivers
• Use the remote you already own to control volume and mute
• Use up to 5 transmitters in the same area
• No pairing required
SPECIFICATIONS
• 35 meters (100 feet) indoor range
• Low latency, great for watching TV, movies, playing games and pro audio use
• Power from any USB port
• Ships with SKAA Pro OS, compatible with all receivers running SKAA OS 2.1 or newer (if you're not sure what version you have, go to TLC, send us a note and just ask)
Delivery Information
Delivery Information
Delivery takes 3-12 business days after dispatch from our fulfillment center, unless stated otherwise. In most cases, your order will arrive before the 12-day mark; however, some items may take up to the full 12 working days.
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