RDL RU-ADL2 DSP Dual-Output Audio Delay
The RDL RU-ADL2 is a DSP-based dual-output audio delay for a single analog source, built for the most critical alignment work in a professional audio environment. It takes one mono input and produces two separate mono outputs, each with its own independently adjustable delay from 0 to 135 milliseconds. Time is set in 1 millisecond increments using durable keyboard-style pushbuttons on the front panel, so a technician can time-align delayed loudspeaker zones to a main cluster and lock in the numbers.
All audio connects through XLR connectors or full-sized barrier-block terminals on the rear panel. The input gain is adjustable and metered by a front-panel dual-LED level meter following standard VU ballistics, while the two outputs are fixed at nominal unity gain. The RU-ADL2 runs on ground-referenced 24 Vdc, connected either to the barrier-block terminals or through a rear-panel power jack.
| Function | DSP dual-output audio delay |
|---|---|
| Delay Range | 0 to 135 ms per output, 1 ms increments |
| Input | 1 mono, balanced (XLR or barrier block) |
| Outputs | 2 mono, balanced (XLR or barrier block) |
| Input Gain | Adjustable, with dual-LED VU meter |
| Output Level | Fixed at nominal unity gain |
| Power | Ground-referenced 24 Vdc (barrier block or power jack) |









