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Audio Analyzer is available in 2-channel models.
May 28, 2008 -
Suited for R/D engineers and production technicians, APx525 and APx520 offer one-click measurements, automated measurement sequencer, and continuous sweep technology that can derive 14 measurements in 7 sec. Model APx525 has 2 balanced and 2 unbalanced analog I/O in addition to 192K DIO, while APx520 has equal performance and as many analog connectors but no DIO. Both can generate signals down to 0.1 Hz and enable CMRR measurements in accordance with IEC60268 section 14.15.1.
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Audio Precision Introduces Two-Channel Models of APx Audio Analyzer
Next generation design and improved performance from AP now available under $10,000 in the US
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, May 20 -- AES -- Audio Precision, the recognized standard in audio test, today unveiled two-channel models of its award-winning APx500 Series audio analyzer.
The APx520 and APx525 are two-channel audio analyzers that combine an award-winning user interface with AP's legendary commitment to performance. APx525 has two balanced and two unbalanced analog inputs and outputs plus 192K digital inputs and outputs. The APx520 has the same performance and analog connectors, but no digital I/O. New breakthroughs allow APx520/525 to generate signals all the way down to 0.1 Hz. Maximum input voltage is rated at 300 Vrms (160 Vrms for unbalanced) and typical THD+N is -108 dB (at 1 kHz, 2.5 V). APx520/525 is also the only audio analyzer in the world to enable common mode rejection ratio (CMRR) measurements in accordance with IEC60268 section 14.15.1.
Both instruments are for R&D engineers and production technicians who want fast and easy audio test, but who may not require the ultra-high performance of AP's 2700 Series or the simultaneous multiple channel capability of APx585 and APx586.
"Our customers expect AP to provide the right tools for the job," said Bruce Hofer, co-founder and Chairman of Audio Precision. "The 520 and the 525 have better performance than any analyzer in the mid-range class and I'm happy to report that the lower channel count allows us to offer both instruments at a very competitive price."
APx is high speed, high performance, and user friendly. Innovations include one-click measurements, the automated measurement sequencer and continuous sweep technology that can derive 14 measurements in as few as 7 seconds. No other analyzer is faster or easier to use.
Price and Availability
Pricing for the APx520/525 starts at $9900 in the US. Price may vary in other countries. All AP Sales Partners are now accepting orders, and the first units will ship in mid-summer 2008. Please contact your local AP Sales Partner for demos or more information.
About Audio Precision
Audio Precision is the recognized standard in audio test and measurement. Since 1984, AP has offered high performance instruments and applications to help engineers worldwide design and manufacture all types of consumer, professional and industrial audio products. For more information, visit http://ap.com/.
CONTACT: Tom Williams of Audio Precision, office, +1-503-627-0832 x206, cell, +1-503-415-1428, tomw@ap.com
Contacts:
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Tom Williams
USA
Phone: 503-627-0832 ext 206
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Company Information:
Name: Audio Precision, Inc.
Address: 5750 S.W. Arctic Dr.
City: Beaverton
State: OR
ZIP: 97075
Country: USA
Phone: 503-627-0832
FAX: 503-641-8906
http://www.ap.com
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