Audio delay analog in powernode?

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Andreas Rollnert

Hi! 

I´m about to purchase a powernode to drive my outdoor speakers. I occasionally use my dj mixer and just wonder if there is an audio delay from analog in on the powernode? I understand if there are when using multiroom but is there when you use it solo? 

Br 

Andreas 

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  • Official comment
    Bjørn Ulvik
    Hi-Res

    https://support1.bluesound.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/4405248545943-Audio-Delay-

  • Andreas Rollnert

    Thanks, but that answer is related to multiroom and the Node.

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  • Tony W.
    Product Support Manager

    Hi Andreas

    It applies to the BluOS ecosystem and affects all makes and models running BluOS.

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  • Bjørn Ulvik
    Hi-Res

    Analog inputs on all players will be converted to 24/96, so you will have more or less the same delay.

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  • Andreas Rollnert

    Hi Tony, So even if you are just playing on you "local" speakers without multiroom sync there will be a 50ms delay? 

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  • malls.beloved0x
    • Edited

    Hi, i’ve just purchased a powernode for my living room which I was planing to use in conjunction with my DJ-mixer and turntables.

    The powernode is connected via an analog cable to the mixer output. I also use monitor speakers which are located next to the turntables and connected to a second output in the mixer.

    Unfortunately, I can confirm that there is a time delay between the sound on both speaker systems. What a shame, I did not expect this….

    If there is no workaround, which i currently assume, i will have to sell the powernode again and find an alternative solution, which would be very sad as I was really looking forward to the setup after doing a lot of research :-(

    Cheers
    Chris

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  • Oscar Tirado

    Chris,

     

    I am attempting to connect my Pioneer DDJ-800 to my Powernode via RCA Master Out from the mixer to 3.5" Analog In into my Powernode but am not getting any audio/signal output. I had to connect via Bluetooth in order for my audio to work but there I an obvious delay. Are you able to connect directly to your Powernode? I'm wondering how you were able to make yours work.

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  • Tony W.
    Product Support Manager

    Hi Oscar

    Bluesound Players have some form of digital signal processing happening and cannot be used as PA Sytems. They do not feature any analog bypass options. They are not intended to be used with mixing boards.

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  • malls.beloved0x

    Hi Oscar,

    as Tony already mentioned, there will always be a time delay due to the fact that the analog signal is converted to a digital one. This is why the setup did not work for me, evenknow I really liked the powernode!

    I was using the cinch monitor output from a xone mixer. The master XLR output I used with my monitor speakers. However, I am now using my vintage analog integrated amplifier again :-)

    Good luck
    Chris

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