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NSB 32.16 Networked Stage Box

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$600 $1199.99 In stock

Category: Mixers

The PreSonus® NSB 32.16 networked stage box lets you put your analog I/O for your StudioLive® Series III digital mixer wherever you need it. Equipped with 32 digitally controlled XMAX mic preamps, 32 balanced line-level inputs, 16 analog outputs, and 2 stereo AES3 digital outputs, the NSB 32.16 integrates seamlessly into StudioLive Series III digital mixers with a single Ethernet connection. Remote control input trims, phantom power, and more directly from your StudioLive Series III console or from Universal Control remote mixing software on your tablet or laptop.

The NSB 32.16 networked stage box is loaded with 32 versatile locking combo jacks. Connect your microphones to the digitally controlled XMAX preamps or use the balanced ¼-inch TRS inputs to connect your line-level devices - the NSB 32.16 can handle it all. The inputs can be sent to any StudioLive Series III digital mixer on the network, and thanks to gain compensation, every mixer gets individual gain control without affecting the front-of-house mix.

PreSonus built the NSB 32.16 inside a rugged steel chassis designed to survive the rigors of the most demanding tours. The NSB 32.16 features adjustable rack ears, so you can choose between flush or recessed as well as front or rear I/O installation to fit your rack best. Thanks to the standard 3U 19-inch design, the NSB 32.16 is also compatible with most universal stage pockets for permanent installations.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

I’ve been running 32 channels of drums and keys through this stage box for two weeks now, and the digitally controlled XMAX pres are dead quiet even at high gain. Being able to leave all the analog snakes at FOH and just run one network cable to the stage is a game changer for my setup.

Hannah E. ★★★★★

Setup was a breeze once I patched it into the digital mixer—the 32 XMAX preamps are dead quiet and give the drums tons of headroom. It’s exactly the kind of clean, reliable I/O box that makes a gig feel effortless, and the network connection hasn’t dropped once in three shows.