SOUND DEVICES 970 EARNS CAS TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

SOUND DEVICES 970 EARNS CAS TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Recorder, which features extensive Dante and MADI-equipped multi-track audio capabilities, earns Sound Devices its third straight CAS award and 5th overall.

Reedsburg, WI, February 16, 2015 - Sound Devices, specialists in audio and video products for broadcast and film production, is pleased to announce that its 970 rack-mount, multi-track audio recorder won the Cinema Audio Society (CAS) Technical Achievement Award in the Production category.

The Cinema Audio Society was formed in 1964 to recognize innovations in recording technologies, including hardware and software products that are used by sound mixing professionals. Sound Devices has now been a recipient of the prestigious CAS Technical Achievement Award five times. The 744T and 788T Production Recorders, and the 664 and 633 Field Production Mixers are all past winners.

To be consistently recognized year after year for our new products with CAS Technical Achievement Awards is a remarkable accomplishment, says Matt Anderson, President of Sound Devices. At Sound Devices, we continue to push the boundaries by presenting high-quality, innovative tools that make a difference in the demanding workflows of our customers in the motion picture and television industries. We couldn't be happier that the 970, our first-ever dedicated rack-mount audio solution, is being recognized for doing so.

Sound Devices' 970 records 64 channels of monophonic or polyphonic 24-bit WAV files from any of its 144 available inputs, including 64 channels of Ethernet-based Dante, 64 channels of optical or coaxial MADI, eight channels of line-level analog and eight channels of AES digital. The half-rack, 2-U device simplifies any application requiring high-quality high-track-count audio recording, such as drama and reality productions, and live concert recording. The 970 records to any of four attached drives, two front-panel drive bays (behind the screen) and two rear-panel e-SATA-connected drives. Material can be recorded to multiple drives simultaneously or sequentially. With its built-in, rock-steady Ambient Recording Lockit time-code technology, the 970 is well-suited to operate as a master clock.

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