Focusrite Introduces the RedNet TNX: A Revolutionary 128×128 Channel Dante Audio Interface
By HiFi Editorial24 February 2026
Key Highlights
128×128 channel Dante® interface with ultra-low latency and high-resolution audio up to 24-bit/192kHz.
Thunderbolt™ connectivity eliminates reliance on PCIe cards for streamlined setup and scalability.
Optional Dante Ready™ upgrade expands channel count to 256×256 at 24-bit/96kHz.
Focusrite has introduced the RedNet TNX, a cutting-edge Thunderbolt™ audio interface designed to streamline high-channel-count workflows and deliver professional-grade performance without the need for a PCIe card. Joining the RedNet family, this 128×128 channel Dante® interface brings ultra-low latency and high-resolution audio capabilities to both macOS and Windows platforms, supporting demanding applications such as broadcasting, immersive audio production, and Dolby Atmos workflows.
Outfitted with Thunderbolt connectivity, the RedNet TNX eliminates the complexities of installing dedicated expansion cards, making the integration of Dante networks more accessible than ever. It delivers pristine audio quality at up to 24-bit/192kHz resolution, ensuring clarity and precision across recording sessions and post-production tasks. An optional upgrade to Dante Ready™ allows expansion to 256×256 channels at 24-bit/96kHz, affirming this interface’s scalability for larger and more complex setups.
