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M to F Fright angle TOSLINK Adapter

Despite its compact size, the bit One is equipped with a powerful 266 MHz / 32 bit floating point DSP microprocessor, working in real time on all the functions of the most complete systems. Managed and configured by a simple and intuitive computer software, it is possible to make adjustments to improve the signal through each phase of its path; from input to output.Eight input channels for four different signal typologies (amplified, pre-amplified, coaxial electric and TOSLINK optical digital) and six different sources managed through a remote control, making the bit One a unique interface suitable for any need.Eight analog and/or digital output channels ensure a wide expandability for any audio system configuration.

Just as the virtuous performer holds the absolute mastery of the instrument and the technique connected to it, the bit One HD Virtuoso features unique skills dedicated to the most ambitious OEM Integration projects and excels in the uncompromising Hi-End systems. This was made possible thanks to innovative functions born with the new software/firmware development and the upgrade of some key components in the audio signal path, which are crucial to reach new heights of listening pleasure. bit One HD Virtuoso allows the creation of an Audison Full DA HD (Full Digital Audio HD) system where the audio signal is transmitted digitally from the Hi-Res audio player to the Audison amplifiers equipped with AC / AD link inputs, preserving every nuance with maximum purity.

Born from Audison unique know-how within the industry, bit nove is the perfect tool to expand a car audio system maximizing its performance. 

The advanced PC software sums up the channels belonging to the same front and de-equalizes the OEM source frequency response in a few simple steps. 

For each channel, the powerful DSP provides a 10-pole parametric equalizer allowing for optimal adjustments, a 68 steps frequency crossover, Butterworth or Linkwitz-Riley type filters with slopes from 6 to 24 dB/Oct, and a time-delay line.