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.

The unit is engineered for seamless connectivity and versatile deployment. Its dual RJ-45 ports enable either switched or redundant networking modes, ensuring robust operation even in demanding conditions. Combined with its compatibility with Dante Domain Manager (DDM) and adherence to professional standards such as AES67 and SMPTE ST 2110, the RedNet TNX serves as a reliable, forward-looking solution for mission-critical audio environments.

RedNet TNX users benefit from effortless integration with Focusrite's RedNet Control software—a centralized platform for managing all devices in the RedNet ecosystem. This software simplifies routing, monitoring, and interface handling, making the TNX an invaluable tool for users in recording studios, schools, live venues, and broadcast facilities. The interface’s compact and portable form factor further adds to its appeal, allowing it to adapt easily to location-based audio workflows or mobile rigs.

Priced at $2,200, the RedNet TNX represents a significant advancement in Focusrite’s portfolio, catering to professionals who prioritize audio fidelity, scalability, and streamlined operation over complexity. It’s a practical and powerful solution for today’s audio production needs while holding strong appeal for future-focused setups.

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.

The unit is engineered for seamless connectivity and versatile deployment. Its dual RJ-45 ports enable either switched or redundant networking modes, ensuring robust operation even in demanding conditions. Combined with its compatibility with Dante Domain Manager (DDM) and adherence to professional standards such as AES67 and SMPTE ST 2110, the RedNet TNX serves as a reliable, forward-looking solution for mission-critical audio environments.

RedNet TNX users benefit from effortless integration with Focusrite's RedNet Control software—a centralized platform for managing all devices in the RedNet ecosystem. This software simplifies routing, monitoring, and interface handling, making the TNX an invaluable tool for users in recording studios, schools, live venues, and broadcast facilities. The interface’s compact and portable form factor further adds to its appeal, allowing it to adapt easily to location-based audio workflows or mobile rigs.

Priced at $2,200, the RedNet TNX represents a significant advancement in Focusrite’s portfolio, catering to professionals who prioritize audio fidelity, scalability, and streamlined operation over complexity. It’s a practical and powerful solution for today’s audio production needs while holding strong appeal for future-focused setups.