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Front of Glensound VITTORIA DD 1U Dante bridge with four EtherCON ports, four SFP slots and network status controls

Glensound VITTORIA DD 32-Channel Dante Network Bridge

$4,985.00USD

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Best for

Broadcast, OB, studio and installed-audio systems that must exchange Dante audio between two independently clocked, electrically isolated networks while preserving a network firewall boundary and supporting copper or fibre redundancy.

Who should skip

Skip it if you need analogue audio I/O, a simple Ethernet switch, more than 32 channels through 96 kHz, more than 16 channels at 176.4/192 kHz, included SFP modules, or a Ravenna-native configuration rather than this DD Dante-to-Dante model.

Watchouts

VITTORIA DD is the Dante-to-Dante configuration; DR and RR are distinct products. Channel capacity falls from 32 inputs/outputs through 96 kHz to 16 at 176.4/192 kHz. SFP modules are not included. SMPTE ST 2110-30 operation requires Dante Domain Manager. No GTIN or separate manufacturer-labeled MPN is asserted.

Likely add-ons

  • suitable grounded IEC mains connection; 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 destination networks Dante, making the DD rather than DR/RR configuration correct?
  • Does the required channel count fit 32 channels through 96 kHz or 16 channels at 176.4/192 kHz?
  • Will each side use copper EtherCON, SFP fibre, or both for redundancy?
  • Which SFP modules, fibre standard and connector type are compatible with the planned network?
  • Are separate word-clock connections needed, and which side is clock master?