Atlasied BB-168 Dsp Audio Matrix Processor 16x8

Product Description

The ATLASIED BB-168 (ATLAS BLUE BRIDGE) is a digital signal processor (DSP) designed for professional audio signal routing and processing applications. Built with 16 inputs and 8 outputs, this matrix processor handles audio distribution, mixing, and processing tasks in commercial and institutional sound systems. Audio-visual integrators, systems contractors, and AV technicians install this unit as the signal-processing core of distributed audio networks. Its matrix architecture allows flexible routing of any input to any output, making it a practical centerpiece for multi-zone audio installations.

The BB-168 (ATLAS BLUE BRIDGE) is suited for commercial facilities requiring centralized audio processing, including houses of worship, corporate offices, educational buildings, retail environments, and hospitality venues. It fits into rack-mounted AV equipment installations where multiple audio zones must be independently managed from a single processor. Installers working on new construction or retrofit projects integrate this unit into structured AV systems alongside amplifiers, paging controllers, and zone volume controls.

Key Features

• 16 audio inputs provide broad source capacity for complex multi-source systems
• 8 audio outputs support independent zone distribution and signal routing
• DSP architecture enables mixing, equalization, delay, and dynamic processing in one unit
• Matrix routing allows any input to be assigned to any output independently
• Rack-mount form factor suits standard AV equipment enclosures

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style DSP matrix processor for professional distributed audio signal processing systems in commercial and institutional AV installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed AV systems integrators or qualified low-voltage technicians. Power down all connected amplifiers and source equipment before wiring inputs or outputs. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and manufacturer documentation for signal level, impedance matching, and network configuration requirements. Do not apply line-level voltage to input stages not rated for it.