It’s the company’s inaugural product through a recently forged collaboration with AudioScience, and it is now available for purchase ahead of the NAB Show.
Introducing the RMT416 streaming radio multi-tuner, available through all major broadcast dealers beginning in April 2025.
Built on AudioScience’s ASI2816 platform, the RMT416 allows for up to 16 individual tuners in a 1RU chassis, with separate antenna inputs for AM and FM/NOAA Weather. Silence detection, carrier loss detection, and SNMP are standard features, as well as streaming encoders embedded in each tuner. In-browser monitoring is also standard. In addition to streaming, each tuner has a dedicated balanced analog output using the StudioHub+ format.
MaxxKonnect CEO Josh Bohn commented, “The RMT416 is a perfect example of how our partnership with AudioScience is bringing scalability, value and innovation to the broadcast industry. With this new tuner solution, broadcasters can rely on the proven and trusted performance of AudioScience, combined with MaxxKonnect’s commitment to customer service, flexibility and affordability.”
