Allen & Heath, a leading manufacturer of professional audio mixing consoles and digital signal processors, is pleased to announce that its products are now available on D-Tools – a popular software platform for system integrators. Boasting an integrated product library complete with up-to-date specifications and unique dealer-specific pricing, the D-Tools Cloud and System Integrator™ (SI) platforms enable end-to-end management of the systems integration project lifecycle.
D-Tools users can now access Allen & Heath’s extensive product catalog, featuring popular solutions for live sound, installed sound, and audio production applications. With D-Tools, integrators can easily create proposals, system designs, and project documentation using Allen & Heath’s products. The platform also offers field service management for collaboration and project tracking.
One of the highlights of Allen & Heath’s product range is the AHM series of audio matrix processors, designed to excel in corporate, retail, hospitality and education environments. The AHM series combines the simplicity and set latency of fixed architecture with the flexibility and power of open architecture platforms, allowing integrators to quickly create systems that build from a single boardroom to a complete campus.
The AHM series is supported by a comprehensive ecosystem of scalable I/O, control and Dante solutions, including remote controllers, expanders, and the Custom Control app, which enables tailored user interfaces for multiple user and device types. The AHM series also features a 96kHz FPGA engine, delivering exceptional audio quality and sub-millisecond latency.
“We are excited to partner with D-Tools and offer our products to their users,” said Samantha Potter, Commercial Audio Manager for Allen & Heath. “We believe that D-Tools is a great tool for integrators to streamline their workflow and deliver outstanding results to their clients. With our products, especially the AHM series, integrators can create versatile and scalable audio systems that meet the needs of any installation project.”
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