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Front of Glensound VITTORIA 64 DD 1U Dante bridge with four EtherCON ports, four SFP slots and A/B network controls

Glensound VITTORIA 64 DD 64-Channel Dante Network Bridge

$6,120.00USD

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Best for

Broadcast, OB, studio and installed-audio systems that must exchange up to 64 channels between two independently clocked, fully isolated Dante networks while supporting redundant copper or fibre paths.

Who should skip

Skip it if you need analogue audio I/O, a simple Ethernet switch, more than 64 channels at 48 kHz or 32 at 96 kHz, included SFP modules, sample rates above 96 kHz, or a Ravenna-native 64 DR/64 RR configuration.

Watchouts

VITTORIA 64 DD is specifically Dante-to-Dante; 64 DR and 64 RR are distinct products. Capacity drops from 64 channels at 44.1/48 kHz to 32 at 88.2/96 kHz. SFP modules are not included. ST 2110-30 compatibility uses Dante Domain Manager. MPN and GTIN remain unsupported.

Likely add-ons

  • suitable grounded IEC mains connections; confirm regional power leads
  • Cat5e-or-better network infrastructure appropriate to the Dante design
  • compatible SFP modules and fibre cabling when optical connections are used
  • BNC word-clock cables only when external clocking is required
  • Dante Controller and qualified network-audio configuration

Verify before buying

  • Are both networks Dante, making the 64 DD configuration correct?
  • Does the required count fit 64 channels through 48 kHz or 32 through 96 kHz?
  • Will each side use copper EtherCON, SFP fibre, or both for redundancy?
  • Which SFP modules, fibre standard and connector type fit the planned network?
  • Are separate word-clock connections needed, and which side is clock master?