Why Should

Only the Big Boys Have all the Fun?

Digital audio mixing consoles are famous for their multi-functionality, excellent signal quality, exact signal processing and flexible configuration capabilities. However, they are also famous for being expensive, complicated, and sometimes overkill for smaller radio stations. Do you think it is fair that only the big boys have all the toys and fun?

To offer you all the advantages of a digital mixing console, Qphonics has designed the compact and user friendly digital on-air and editing suit called XENON. The XENON is perfect for smaller radio stations. Be it for outside broadcasting, on-air production or for your editing studio the XENON console will meet all of your technical requirements…and most likely exceed them.

XENON 6 Fader
XENON 6 Fader with Meterbridge
XENON 12 Fader
XENON Setup Screen

Relying on a classical design your DJs/operators will find the comfort of an analog console in XENON while enjoying advanced technical and workflow functionalities. XENON provides integrated microphone pre-amplifiers, DSP such as EQ and voice processing, signal routing and configurable GPIs. The control surface is easy to operate, as the console lay-out is clearly arranged and the amount of control elements and displays
are optimized. Training and installation time is reduced to a minimum.

Now everyone can afford the industry standard!

Download XENON product brochure

Technical Information

Sizes	6 fader [XENON 6] or 12 fader [XENON 12]
Analog inputs	4 MIC/LINE inputs (any MIC can also be defined as talkback source) 7 stereo high-level inputs (14 mono equivalent) 2 mono high-level inputs (TEL1, TEL2)
Digital inputs	4 stereo AES-EBU/SPDIF digital inputs equipped with Sample Rate Converter
Output busses	4 stereo busses: PGM, REC, UTL, CUE (PGM, REC, UTL: analog and digital) 2 mono clean-feeds: TEL1, TEL2
Monitor channels	Studio Monitor with 1 headphone signal, 1 speaker signal and signalization CR Monitor with 3 headphones signals, 1 CR speaker signal and 1 CUE speaker signal
GPI	Free assignable General Purpose Interface 16/16 I/O
Power supply	External power supply, redundant PSU's optional
Optional Modules
Digital inputs	4 channel AES-EBU/SPDIF-Toslink digital input module
X Meter	Separate meter bridge incl. 3 stereo audio level meter (PGM, REC, UTL) and 1 adjustable CUE speaker
X PSU PRO	Professional external 19" rack power supply unit providing redundancy
Dimensions
XENON 6	W 570 mm \| D 418 mm \| H 163 mm
XENON 12	W 855 mm \| D 418 mm \| H 163 mm

Selection of Worldwide XENON Installations

	99.7 FM / RED FM	Brisbane, Australia
	ABC Ultimo Centre	Sydney, Australia
	ACE Radio, Melbourne Radio School	Australia
	A.F.T.R.S. (Australian Film, Television and Radio School	Australia
	Beijing Radio State Bureau of Environment Protection	China
	BFM 89.9	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
	Charles Sturt University National Radio News	Bathurst, Australia
	Christian Vision	Cape Town, South Africa
	Christian Vision CVC Training Centre	Lusaka, Zambia
	Curtin University of Technology Curtin FM 100.1	Perth, Australia
	Department of Communications	South Africa
	Espace Group ALPES 1, Gap (Alpes) Là la Radio, Gap (Alpes)	France
	Extra Radio 88,0	Hof, Germany
	Générations 88.2 FM	Paris, France
	Gove FM 8EAR FM 106.9	Nhulunbuy, Australia
	Heart FM 103.6	Pasig City, Philippines
	JOY 94.9	Melbourne, Australia
	Line TV	Turkey
	Modern Media	Turkey
	PAL FM 99.2	Turkey
	Prime Radio Queensland 4RO AM, Rockhampton HOT 91 FM ZINC FM News, Maroochydore	Australia
	Qatar TV	Qatar
	91.9fm Radio Indigo	Panaji, India
	Monash University Student Radio Radio Monash	Melbourne, Australia
	Radio EuroZET Radio PLUS, Radom	Poland
	Radio Tarang	Hisar, India
	radio weser tv Bürgerradio Bremer Umland, Achim Bürgerradio Bremer Umland, Delmenhorst	Germany
	Radioworks MORE FM 89.3	Wairarapa, New Zealand
	Red FM 93.5, Delhi Red FM 93.5, Mumbai Red FM 93.5, Kolkata	India
	Suzhou Radio	China
	Tim Aquilina Independent Radio Producer	Toowoomba, Australia
	TPI Palembang Radio	Indonesia
	University of Newcastle School of Communication	Australia
	University of Queensland School of Journalism, Brisbane	Australia
	Zun Yi Radio	China