DSP Performance | Professional audio mixing | Industry: 16-bit (standard resolution), Base: 24-bit (▲ 2x resolution), Advanced: 32-bit (▲▲ 4x resolution, 16x better than 16-bit) | Enhanced clarity and dynamic range for high-fidelity processing. | Higher power consumption and cost. |
Channel Count | Large-scale audio setups | Industry: 4 channels (limited sources), Base: 6 channels (▲ handles more sources), Advanced: 8 channels (▲▲ processes 8 simultaneous I/O) | Supports complex multi-source environments like live concerts. | Requires advanced routing and control expertise. |
Impedance Compatibility | Multi-device setups | Industry: 8Ω only (limited speakers), Base: 4Ω/8Ω (▲ supports low-impedance devices), Advanced: 4Ω/8Ω (▲▲ with enhanced thermal management) | Works with a wider range of speakers, including low-impedance models. | Requires careful impedance matching to avoid distortion. |
Voltage Flexibility | International use | Industry: 110V only (regional use), Base: 110V/220V (▲ auto-switching), Advanced: 110V/220V (▲▲ with surge protection) | Operates globally without voltage converters. | More complex power circuitry increases cost. |
Connectivity Options | Networked audio systems | Industry: Analog-only (no remote control), Base: LAN + RS-232 (▲ remote monitoring), Advanced: LAN + RS-232 + USB (▲▲ firmware updates via LAN) | Remote control and firmware updates enhance system manageability. | Requires network infrastructure for full functionality. |
Firmware Upgradability | Evolving audio standards | Industry: Fixed firmware (no updates), Base: USB upgradable (▲ manual updates), Advanced: Over-the-air (▲▲ via LAN, no physical access needed) | Advanced allows seamless feature updates without physical access. | OTA requires stable network connectivity. |