9320A SAM™ Reference Controller
Opis i specyfikacja
Genelec 9320A SAM™ Reference Controller is a desktop monitor controller and calibration interface for studios that work with speakers and headphones. It combines a physical level control and source selection with balanced analogue, AES/EBU and USB audio connectivity. In a compatible Genelec SAM™ system, the included factory-calibrated reference microphone and Genelec Loudspeaker Manager (GLM™) software let you measure the speakers at the listening position and adjust their response, levels and timing. The 9320A can also operate as a standalone controller for stereo speakers and headphones. This listing is for the standalone 9320A package, which includes the measurement microphone and holder.
Key features
- Desktop monitor controller with physical level and source controls
- Standalone stereo operation or integration with compatible Genelec SAM™ systems
- GLM calibration and control for stereo, surround and immersive monitoring layouts
- Factory-calibrated reference microphone and holder included
- Stereo balanced analogue line inputs and outputs on 6.3 mm TRS
- AES/EBU digital input and output on XLR
- USB-C computer connection for playback, control and power
- 6.3 mm stereo headphone output with a specified dynamic range of 126 dB
- GLM setup group recall for switching between monitoring configurations
- Sound exposure monitoring with supported measurement configurations
- Separate USB-C auxiliary power input
Overview
| Product Type | Desktop Monitor Controller and SAM™ Calibration Interface |
| Model | 9320A |
| Analogue Line Inputs | 2 × Balanced 6.3 mm TRS |
| Analogue Line Outputs | 2 × Balanced 6.3 mm TRS |
| Digital Audio Input | 1 × XLR AES/EBU (AES3); S/PDIF Supported with a Separate 75-to-110 Ω Impedance Converter |
| Digital Audio Output | 1 × XLR AES/EBU (AES3) |
| Headphone Output | 1 × 6.3 mm Stereo TRS |
| Headphone Output Dynamic Range | 126 dB |
| Measurement Input | Dedicated Connector for the Included Genelec Reference Microphone |
| Computer Connection | USB-C for Audio Playback, Control and Power |
| GLM Connections | GLM Control Network Port and Separate Network Terminator Port |
| Software | Genelec Loudspeaker Manager (GLM), Available as a Download for Supported macOS and Windows Systems |
| Power | USB Bus Power or 5 V / 1 A Auxiliary USB-C Power |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | 60 × 190 × 139 mm |
| Weight | 0.9 kg |
Included Content
- 1 × Genelec 9320A SAM™ Reference Controller
- 1 × Factory-calibrated Genelec reference microphone for GLM
- 1 × Microphone holder
- 1 × 2 m USB-C to USB-C cable with USB-A adapter
Creative Tools
- Keep monitor level and source selection within reach while recording or mixing. Adjust the listening level without changing the master fader or the balance of your mix.
- Use the included reference microphone and GLM AutoCal™ to measure compatible SAM™ speakers at the listening position. Apply corrections for room response, relative speaker levels and arrival times before making mix decisions.
- Recall GLM setup groups when working with different speaker layouts or playback paths. For example, switch between a stereo reference and an immersive speaker layout in the same control room.
- Check a mix on headphones through the dedicated 6.3 mm output. Compare edits, noise and effect tails with what you hear over speakers before deciding whether a detail needs attention.
- Play audio from a computer over USB-C, from an interface through the balanced line inputs or from a compatible digital source via AES/EBU. Select the source you need for the session at the controller.
- Use the balanced line outputs to feed a conventional stereo monitor pair in standalone operation. A compatible SAM™ system adds network calibration and speaker management through GLM.
- Use the sound exposure tools with a supported measurement setup to track listening levels during longer sessions.
Ideal For
- Recording, mixing and mastering engineers
- Studios using compatible Genelec SAM™ monitors and subwoofers
- Stereo, surround and immersive control rooms
- Producers who regularly switch between speakers and headphones
- Broadcast and post-production workstations
- Studios requiring desktop level control, analogue and digital connectivity, and GLM calibration