The Neumann KH 750 AES67 (cat. no. 508927) is a compact DSP-controlled studio subwoofer with physically redundant AES67 network connectivity. It is the network variant of the KH 750 DSP and is designed to bring an ST 2110 / AES67 audio-over-IP stream in broadcast and post-production facilities straight to the loudspeakers, while also accepting Dante-generated AES67 streams. A 10-inch long-throw ELFF driver behind a protective grille sits in a closed, ultra-stiff wooden cabinet for fast transient response. Bass management is 2.0/0.1 with a bypassable 4th-order 80 Hz crossover and four routing modes, plus two balanced analogue XLR inputs and outputs and a 192 kHz / 24-bit AES3 or S/PDIF digital input. With Neumann's MA 1 Automatic Monitor Alignment software, the subwoofer's DSP can room-correct itself and any analogue KH monitors connected to it. On the KH 750 platform Neumann quotes 18 - 750 Hz (+/-3 dB), a 256 W amplifier, 383 x 330 x 383 mm and 19.5 kg. Auto-bypass cuts power to 0.3 W after 90 minutes without signal.