RUPERT NEVE DESIGNS / R10

A 10-slot chassis for 500 series modules with ample power supply and high reliability.

■Main Features

Reliable and generous power supply
The R10's power supply can stably supply 1.5 times the power required for all 10 modules. This generous power supply prevents unstable operation and power outages due to unexpected power consumption. The R10 also has an LED meter for troubleshooting module problems and checking the power status - this meter allows you to visually check the power usage in real time. The built-in power supply is carefully designed and double shielded to prevent the influence of external electromagnetic waves. With a generous and clear power supply and clear monitoring, the R10 will bring out the full potential of your modules.

New frontier for 500 series modules
The R10 is made to the 500 series standard, so you can also install 500 series modules from other brands. The screw holes for fixing the modules are movable, so even modules with slightly misaligned hole positions can be smoothly installed. All connection terminals are firmly attached, ensuring years of use. In addition, the VCA bus link function allows you to link two channels (channels 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, 7 and 8, and 9 and 10) with internal jumpers - this allows you to share VCA control in compatible compressor modules such as the 543.

■Specifications
DC supply voltage: ±16 VDC and +48V DC (phantom power)
Maximum supply current: 2650mA total (2400mA for module, 250mA for phantom power)
Power supply: 100-240VAC, 50/60Hz, 120W Dimensions: W x D x H = 48 x 19 x 14cm (3U)
Weight: Approximately 6.4 kg

*Specifications are subject to change without notice.

The R10 is equipped with both XLR and TRS terminals on each channel for both input and output. Both XLR and TRS are connected to the module in parallel, but we strongly recommend that you only connect either XLR or TRS for the inputs per channel (even when using a patch bay). There is generally no problem with connecting XLR and TRS outputs simultaneously to other equipment, but depending on the module, problems may occur when connecting with long cables.