Ampetronic and Listen Technologies Auri TX2N (and TX2N-D with Dante)
The venue transmitter behind Sydney Opera House, Brighton Station and Vue Cinemas: two streams, PoE, AES encryption, over 100 m range, Nordic nRF5340 inside.
Auracast status
Confirmed by the manufacturer, the Bluetooth SIG product listing, or an independent test.
Details
- Role
- Transmits
- Works with
- Any audio source
- Connections
- 2 × mic/line Euroblock, PoE, Dante (D model)
- Codecs
- LC3 16/24/48 kHz
- Released
- 2025-02
- Status checked
- 20 October 2026
Mentioned in
RNID and GN publish an Auracast playbook for theatres, with a map of the UK houses already live13 October 2026Sydney Opera House extends Auracast to all seven indoor venues30 August 2026Auracast and hearing loops: why venues are keeping both20 October 2026Sources for this status
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