When you need to process for CD and are on a budget, look no further than the DSPX . the worlds lowest cost DSP broadcast processor.

The is a cut down version of our popular DSPX which has proved popular around the world with broadcasters who are fed up with paying over the top prices from the other manufacturers.

Broadcasters continued to ask us if we had something cheaper still. We thought they were joking but we soon realised that not all radio stations are major market with major market budgets for their sound processing. The is the result of those requests. We took the DSPX and removed the analogue and AES digital outputs, removed the headphone output and cut back on the processing features.

For broadcasters who need a simple DSP audio processor with only an MPX composite output from a stereo generator (world class one at that) then the is ideal. You will be surprised at just how loud and consistent your radio station can sound for the money. No other manufacturers product will have you sound this good at anywhere near the sCDe price point. Once again BW sets the standard for audio processing bang for your buck.

What's different than the DSPX?

No analogue or AES digital outputs
No Headphone output
No LED metering (now shown on LCD screen via hot key)
Reduced processing controls
Slightly reduced distortion control
No Day parts (scheduling) or Remote triggering

What's the sCDe as the DSPX?
World class stereo encoder (with composite clipper)
Reduced controls make it easier to setup for novices
BW class audio processing
Factory and user presets

All in all the is a fantastic little audio processor for CD radio stations who cant afford one of our higher end models, let alone the over inflated prices of our competitors.

We also can supply the in a version known as the DSPmpX which has only a safety clipper in front of the stereo generator section. This is ideal for radio stations who either just need a stereo generator or who host their processing at the studio but need safety limiting /peak control and stereo generation at the transmitter site.