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While it looks a lot like an external hard disc or router, the neat Ketron SD1000 sound module grants direct access to a stack of Ketron sounds without having to fork out for a full-sized keyboard. This little box provides a solid expansion for home-based studios and is simply MIDI controlled via a DAW to open up a mass of technical options. In terms of sound, you're looking at a 128 polyphony with a multitimbrality of 32, giving voice to hundreds of sounds, plenty of drum kits and a small mountain of effects. And all of it comes with Ketron-grade quality assurance.

Three Piezo pickups for snare and bass sounds Baltic birch construction Custom Micro-Coiled Steel Cajon Strings

Portable Thunderbolt 3 capture and playback solution

Three inch display for CountDown2. Ideal for large conference venues where presenters need discrete but clear signalling of time remaining. Digits change colour according to the timer profile programming.

The CountDown Touch speaker timing system is another generation design for our timing products. Its features have been improved to create an easy to use presenter timing product aimed at technicians themselves. Inspired by touch screen phones etc. our CountDown Touch works using the same principles. Traffic light colours on the display gives the presenter another comfortable and familiar sense of time frame in which the presentation is enclosed. CountDown Touch has 4 memory locations for fast programming. It can count time up as well as down. It has an option to count past zero when in countdown mode. CountDown Touch also can show the live time of the day.

The InterfaceX links 2-wire or 4-wire analogue intercom systems into the Green-GO digital Ethernet network. This audio in/out interface with contact closures connects to an existing matrix or other analogue interfacing products. A 4-wire intercom can be connected to the dual in/out 3-pin XLR ports. This allows two separate audio signals (or a stereo signal) to be injected into the Green-GO network and transmitted to any other location on the same Ethernet network. Next to the 4-wire connections, there is a separate 3-pin XLR port dedicated to connecting a basic analogue 2-wire intercom (partyline system). All of the ports can be configured individually through the setup menu of the Green-GO InterfaceX. There are also two GPIO connectors provided on the back of the device.