 Nady Audio Introduces New Multi-Effects ProcessorNadyPosted 2002-10-09 Nady Audio, Nady Systems' expanding line of audio gear, recently announced the addition of its new digital sound processor, the SDP-20. This innovative model offers complex effects and user-friendly operation.
The SDP-20 is designed for numerous studio and stage applications. This powerful dual engine digital sound processor (DSP) offers a full complement of 256 of the latest and most useful effects presets including room and hall reverbs, gates, delays/echoes, chorus/flanging/Leslie, pitch shifting and overdrive/distortion. All parameters can be selected and/or edited via the job wheel knob or external MIDI remote control with 20 user program locations for personal edits storage. Other innovative features include: 20 bit A/D and D/A converters with 64/128 times oversampling for ultra-high headroom and resolution; internal 20-bit processing with 44.1KHz sampling rate for unsurpassed audio; 4-band digital equalizer, programmable by push buttons and the job wheel knob; servo-balanced inputs and outputs with XLR and 1/4" TRS connectors; full remote MIDI control of all functions and parameters; 6 segment ultra precise stereo input level LED display; 3 digit program and parameter LED display, and more.
Housed in a single space (1RU) rugged case, the SDP-20 is a versatile, multi-dimensional addition to any rack. It features a curved CNC processed, brushed aluminum front plate ( a premium feature previously available only on high-end rack gear costing significantly more than the very affordable SDP-20. Like all Nady products, the SDP-20 offers advanced design and performance, quality construction and remarkable value for the dollar.
"The introduction of our new SDP-20 adds an exciting complement to our existing line of digital sound processors," commented John Nady, President and founder of Nady Systems. "The range of effects we were able to include makes it really versatile, easy to use and a great creative tool for all kinds of stage and studio applications."
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