Equipment file · Spatial audio matrix engine

DS110 Signal Engine

d&b audiotechnik · 2020s

Evidence status · documented

Identity and core specifications are documented; some historical fields remain unavailable.

The d&b DS110 succeeds the DS100 as the Soundscape engine: a Dante matrix with level and delay at every crosspoint, hosting En-Scene, which positions up to 128 objects over up to 64 loudspeakers.

Introduced
2020s
Category
Spatial audio matrix engine
Intended use
Matrixing and object positioning for d&b Soundscape
Production
d&b audiotechnik; successor to DS100

Equipment photographs · 1

d&b DS100 Signal Engine (predecessor platform of the DS110 line)

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d&b DS100 Signal Engine (predecessor platform of the DS110 line)·d&b audiotechnik·© d&b audiotechnik, used for identification and historical commentary

Why it mattered

  1. 01

    It continues Soundscape's combination of matrix, object mixing and room acoustics in one unit.

  2. 02

    It ties spatial design to d&b's ArrayCalc and R1 software.

Engineering record

Matrix
64×24, 64×64 or 128×64[1]
Objects
En-Scene, 128 objects over 64 loudspeakers[1]
Latency
Under 1.4 ms at 48 kHz[1]

Original pricing

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2026 equivalent

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Sources

  1. 1DS100 Processing Engined&b audiotechnik · manual

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