Antelope Audio Eclipse AD/DA Converter

The Eclipse 384 utilizes Antelope’s fourth-generation, 64-bit DSP Trinity-level clocking. This technology is designed to minimize jitter and provide a more stable, precise timing reference, which results in a more transparent and natural soundstage.

Yes, the device features a flexible monitoring section that supports up to three sets of switchable monitor outputs. It also includes high-precision 0.05dB gold-plated relay attenuators to ensure your volume levels remain perfectly matched across all speakers.

Absolutely. The Eclipse 384 is built with a roadworthy chassis and offers sync reference capabilities for up to four external devices, making it a robust solution for complex live recording or monitoring setups.

The dual-domain clocking system allows for natural-sounding sample rate conversion by decoupling the input and output clocks. This process helps maintain audio integrity and prevents the artifacts often associated with standard digital conversion.

Yes, the Eclipse 384 includes integral talkback functionality and dedicated cue mix routing. These features allow you to manage communication and headphone mixes directly from the unit without needing additional external hardware.

By centralizing your routing and patching, you reduce the need for extra cables and external connections. This consolidation minimizes cable noise and ground loops, effectively lowering the noise floor of your entire signal chain.