Solidyne Digital Audio Processor 3 Bands

FM audio processor AudiMax 362 HD

FM Radio, Internet and Sound Recording

The best choice for HIGH-END analog sound lovers

New advanced features

The AudiMax 362 HD now includes a new mode of operation HD(High Definition without pre-emphasis) allowing use in audio recordings of voices, commercials and music.

Manages three audio inputs of different levels, including the new RJ45 connection technology.
Best processing indicator display in the 3 bands
Gets deeper and cleaner bass
It has two independent MPX outputs for FM transmitters
.Option for USB digital inputs and outputs


It Includes 7 steps of audio processing plus digital stereo coder

362HD has 3 processing bands and all the necessary 
controls to customize the sound (then your radio will 
sound different from the others).

In FM radios increases transmission range, improving
the coverage area with an excellent sound quality that will distinguish your radio from competition

Its sound is soft and enveloping with the classic quality 
of the analog high-tech audio processing.

It is completely controlled by VCA, being very easy
to adjust. In fact, with all controls at center you get excellent 
on-air sound.
No need for a technician to adjust.
Does not even have input level control because an automatic
system manages the input level 

The stereo coder uses digital synthesis with 16x oversampling; a technology created by Solidyne to ensure ultra-low distortion
(below the threshold of audibility of the human ear)

Its high channel separation, will astonish the radio audience 
The two MPX outputs for main and auxiliary transmitter are
differential (a Solidyne invention) for cancelling the residual
hum & noise, avoiding a problem that affects 
other brands of FM processors.

The input level is self-adjusted for any console model and compensates changes in the level of VU meters due 
to DJs or novice operators

Processor 1: An audio expander guarantees the elimination of background noise at times when there is silence

Processor 2: An AGC (Automatic Gain Control) ensures constant audio level at the input of the multiband system. It avoids variations in the level of your radio transmission due to different announcers 
or even operators errors.

Processor 3: A phase rotation system uses the Kahn-Bonello technology for cancellation of asymmetry peaks. This eliminate the asymmetry of the human voice that reduce the reach of the radio and gives a sensation of weak sound.

Processor 4: Dynamic Equalizer is a dynamic audio EQ of 3 bands that allow reinforcing certain frequencies, generally the bass to have a sound with a loud punch. Unlike the conventional equalizers, whose action is lost for high levels of modulation, this equalizer emphasizes its action with high modulation. 

Processor 5: The Band Energy system increases the peak density for the 3 bands. This allows to get high loudness signals. These knobs allow to select aggressive or smoother sound.

Processor 6: The Multiband Compressor is the core of the processing system, 
constituted by independent audio compressors that work at 3 band-frequencies. Low, Mid and High. The attack times are automatic. The Band Energy controls allow modifying the input gain of the compressors. An Intermodulation cancellation filter gets a crystal clear sound.

Processor 7: One MPX clipper of peaks with up to 6 dB of action level
(using a Super-Modulation technology), increases the audio signal
between 2 and 3 dB, without over modulation

Stereo Coder: based on patented 608 kHz sampling technology allows
getting 90 dB of dynamic range with only 0.005% distortion
(the lowest in the world market) and is completely inaudible
It has two independent MPX outputs with adjustable level
The MPX output is differential to avoid hum loops and background noise

The 362 has two separate MPX outputs for FM transmission and 
a third output for WEBcasting use 

For technical specifications click Technical Specs at the left menu

If you want to hear the sound of 362HD recorded from 0n-air FM 
click DEMO: Listen... in the left menu

If you want to hear the sound of 362 HD processing an audio streaming, 
please click Listen 362 WEBcasting in the left menu

If you want to read a tutorial that demonstrates how our audio 
processors increase the range of a stereo FM radio, 
please click Audio Processors Theory in the left menu