Tascam ML-32D Analog Dante Converter 32-channel

Product Description

The TASCAM ML-32D is a 32-channel analog-to-Dante and Dante-to-analog converter designed for professional audio signal processing applications. It bridges traditional analog audio infrastructure with Dante network audio, allowing audio professionals and AV integrators to route analog signals over a standard IP network. The unit handles bidirectional conversion, making it suitable for installations where legacy analog gear must interface with modern networked audio systems. Licensed audio engineers and professional AV installers are the primary users of this converter in live sound, broadcast, and installed sound environments.

The ML-32D is suited for commercial and professional AV installations where high channel counts are required over a network audio backbone. Typical deployment scenarios include large-venue sound reinforcement, broadcast facilities, houses of worship, and performance venues that have adopted Dante-based audio distribution. It fits into signal chains alongside Dante-enabled mixers, amplifiers, and audio processors, serving as the interface point between analog stagebox runs and the network core.

Key Features

• 32-channel bidirectional analog and Dante audio conversion in a single unit
• Bridges analog audio infrastructure with Dante IP network audio distribution
• Designed for professional installed sound, broadcast, and live sound applications
• Supports high channel-density signal routing without dedicated analog snake runs
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed for use in professional audio signal processing systems utilizing Dante network audio protocol. Compatible with any Dante-enabled device or software on a standard IP network infrastructure.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed AV integrator or professional audio engineer familiar with Dante network audio configuration and IP networking. Power down all connected equipment before making or removing analog connections. Network configuration, including device routing and channel assignment, is typically managed through Dante Controller software on a dedicated audio network. Follow AES, NEC, and applicable local codes when routing analog cabling and network infrastructure in commercial installations.