SB-16D
16-in/16-out Dante Stage Box
16-in/16-out Dante analog converter with built-in 32-bit ADC & Class 1 HDIA mic preamps. Controllable with TASCAM IO Control app or with TASCAM Sonicview series.
- Dimensions (The original foot is attached) : 454(W) x 140(H) x 179.6(D) mm
- Dimensions (Rackmount angle is attached) : 482.8(W) x 132(H) x 120(D) mm
- Weight : 4.5kg
- Power consumption : 44W
- 16 in/16 out Dante enabled stage box with redundancy
- 16 XLR mic/line inputs with +48 phantom power and SIG OL LED input signal/overload indicators
- 16 XLR line outputs with SIG OL LED output signal indicators
- Up to 96 kHz sampling and 32-bit precision
- Supports both floor installation and 3U rack mounting
- Fully controllable from connected TASCAM Sonicview mixers
- Remote control and offline editing using TASCAM IO Control app for macOS, Windows, and iPadOS
- SB-16D x 1
- Power cord (JAPAN USA/EUROPE/OCEANIA) x 3
- Rack mount angle(mounting screw)set x 1
- Rack mount screw kit x 1
- TASCAM ID registration guide x 1
- Owner's Manual with warranty x 1
Top Quality Audio I/O for Dante Networks
Offering the same performance and hardware quality as TASCAM Sonicview recording and live mixers, TASCAM SB-16D Dante-networked 16-in/16-out stage boxes offer all the advantages of Dante networking, combined with seamless integration with TASCAM Sonicview recording mixers. The stage boxes can be used as a floor stage box or rack mounted, and multiple stage boxes can be used simultaneously in a Dante network.
Seamless integration : Remote Gain Control
When a SB-16D stage box is connected to a TASCAM Sonicview 16XP or 24XP recording mixer, microphone gain can be remotely controlled from the mixing console, and all SB-16D I/O comes up on the TASCAM Sonicview VIEW touch screens for hassle-free ease of use.
A Full Complement of I/O with the Features You Need
Easily accommodate large ensembles and extensive installed Dante systems using the SB-16D's 16 XLR mic/line inputs and 16 XLR line outputs. Need more I/O? Simply network multiple SB-16Ds.
The mic/line inputs are extremely quiet, achieving a -128 dBu EIN with a +32 dBu maximum input level. Each input channel has +48V phantom power and an SIG OL LED for input-level monitoring. Each line output also is equipped with SIG OL LEDs.
Class 1 HDIA Mic Preamps and 32-bit ADCs for Best-in-Class Sound
As in TASCAM Sonicview recording mixers, each SB-16D microphone input feeds a TASCAM Class 1 HDIA (High Definition Instrumentation Architecture) preamp—the finest mic preamp TASCAM has ever made. Thanks to an instrumentation amplifier with extremely good noise characteristics in the first stage, Class 1 HDIA microphone preamps exhibit excellent EIN, signal-to-noise ratio, distortion ratio, and frequency response. The mic inputs can accept up to +32 dBu signals, providing plenty of headroom for sudden level increases.
As with TASCAM Sonicview recording mixers, the SB-16D uses 32-bit analog-to-digital converters and a 96 kHz sampling frequency. Repeated internal and external evaluations were conducted to fine-tune the SB-16D, ensuring best-in-class sound that will never disappoint.
Additional Features
Equipped GPIO
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Flexible Positioning for Floor and Rack Applications
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Features at a Glance
- 16 in/16 out Dante enabled stage box with redundancy
- 16 XLR mic/line inputs with +48 phantom power and SIG OL LED input signal/overload indicators
- 16 XLR line outputs with SIG OL LED output signal indicators
- Up to 96 kHz sampling and 32-bit precision
- Supports both floor installation and 3U rack mounting
- Fully controllable from connected TASCAM Sonicview mixers
- Remote control and offline editing using TASCAM IO Control app for macOS, Windows, and iPadOS
- Equipped with DC input and supports redundant power supply (DC power supply not included)
- Equipped with 8 in/8 out expansion GPIO terminals, expandable to 16 in/16 out when connected to a TASCAM Sonicview mixer
- Switchable reference level
- Equipped with etherCON compatible connectors as Dante connection
- Dante Domain Manager support
- AES67 interoperability
- SMPTE ST 2110 interoperability
Notice of Caution Regarding Dante Module Firmware Update
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Announcement Regarding V2.1.0 Firmware for TASCAM Sonicview Series and V1.21 Firmware for SB-16D
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Information
Audinate has reported a problem with the Dante Updater failing to update Brooklyn 3.
When updating the Dante module firmware using Dante Controller, always use Dante Controller v4.14.2.1 (Windows/macOS) or later to perform the update.
Dante Controller detailed information
https://my.audinate.com/content/dante-controller-v41421-package-windows
https://my.audinate.com/content/dante-controller-v41421-package-macos
Latest version info
TASCAM Sonicview 24 / TASCAM Sonicview 16
| Firmware | V2.1.0 |
| Dante module firmware (Dante Brooklyn II) | V1.0.3 |
| Dante module firmware (Dante Brooklyn 3) | V1.0.3 |
| TASCAM Sonicview USB for Windows | V1.10 |
| TASCAM Sonicview Control for Windows | V2.0.0 |
| TASCAM Sonicview Control for Mac | V2.0.0 |
| TASCAM Sonicview Control for iPadOS | V2.0.0 |
SB-16D
| Firmware | V1.21 |
| Dante module firmware (Dante Brooklyn II) | V1.0.1 |
| Dante module firmware (Dante Brooklyn 3) | V1.0.2 |
| TASCAM IO CONTROL for Windows | V1.1.1 |
| TASCAM IO CONTROL for Mac | V1.1.1 |
| TASCAM IO CONTROL for iPadOS | V1.1.1 |
IF-MTR32
| Firmware | V1.12 |
- When the unit's GPIO setting was "Local", the input audio would sometimes remain muted even after the mute setting for the GPIO-IN analog input had been canceled from the Sonicview. This has been fixed.
- The unit could not be recognized by the Sonicview on rare occasions. This has been fixed.
- Increasing the number of devices on the network would make it harder for the unit to be recognized by the Sonicview. This has been fixed.
- When the mute setting for the unit was canceled from the Sonicview, the mute settings for other inputs and outputs could also be simultaneously canceled. This has been fixed.
- Operation stability has been improved.
- Dante module firmware has been updated.
- The secondary IP address would be displayed as "0.2.0.0" and the subnet mask as "0.0.0.0". This has been fixed.
- Dante module firmware has been updated.
