InfoComm 2008—Las Vegas, NV—Fort Wayne, IN-based Attero Tech announced that its new InBox and OutBox CobraNet Audio Interfaces use the power of networked audio to make sound system installations simpler and less expensive. Each Box is a fully capable, true-CobraNet component: just one CAT5 Ethernet cable connects to every speaker, mixing console, audio processor, or other CobraNet-ready product in the larger system.

InBox and OutBox products offer small, convenient, wall-mounted audio connectors—RCA, XLR, and TRS jacks—that connect easily with standard powered-network switches to build a flexible and cost-effective audio-distribution system. more

InfoComm 2008—Las Vegas, NV—Fort Wayne, IN-based Attero Tech has released its new VoiceBox 4 I/O CobraNet Audio Interface, the easy and cost-effective way to connect many audio inputs and outputs to a digitally networked sound system.

VoiceBox is a true, stand-alone CobraNet component, meaning that it needs only power and one CAT5 Ethernet cable to connect to every speaker, audio processor, mixing console, computer, and other digitally networked product in the larger sound system. It’s also a powerful four-in, four-out microphone and line-level preamplifier that fills the roles of several conventional devices. more

InfoComm 2008—Las Vegas, NV—Fort Wayne, IN-based Attero Tech has unveiled the MatchBox USB, a simple, low-cost solution for connecting desktop-computer audio to a CobraNet sound system.

Able to send up to eight channels of digital audio from a computer to a CobraNet network, or receive up to six channels from the network back to the computer, MatchBox USB is a one-box, one-connection solution for bridging the gap between computer-generated audio and flexible, networked sound. more

InfoComm 2008—Las Vegas, NV—Fort Wayne, IN-based Attero Tech has introduced its Outside-the-Box Series, four distinct products that make installing sophisticated CobraNet digital audio networks easy, accessible, and affordable.

The InBox, OutBox, MatchBox and VoiceBox give audio-system designers a simple way to place the mainstay components of most sound-system installations, and eliminate the logistical issues and time-consuming work of running analog-audio cables throughout an application. more