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Apparently it's very good, and in some studios it's the first choice to go to for ambient noise reduction, and the CEDAR is second...
Has anyone used one? Care to advise as to it's quality?
http://www.rspe.com/iZotope-ANR-B-Adaptive-Realtime-Noise-Reduction-Hardware/vmj_estore.tpl.html
We have Two izotope units we also have 3 cedar dns1500. The Izotope are built well and I prefer them over the cedars. Izo's work better at noise like skype feed stuff. Very transparent and really work like the plugins. The cedar does have more control having a low mid and high band. Where as the izo just has adaptive button with threshold and reduction u kinda rely on the izo to do what it needs to do and it does a very good job. @utopia
This is a standalone hardware unit, I guess this is for live or broadcast use, why not using the offline iZotope RX Advanced which is a great and surgical precision and far more accurate on handling and tweaking. Also comes with many more tools and a great user interface.
@Utopia Are you in need of real time processing on your audio clean-up chain?
