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Aurora Multimedia Unveils RXT-6DV: Dante Beamforming Microphone with Integrated Control

Published April 6, 2026
Aurora Multimedia Dante Beamforming Microphone Control Panels

Aurora Multimedia introduced the RXT-6DV at ISE 2026, a breakthrough desktop control panel that consolidates microphone, speaker, and control into a single 6-inch device with integrated Dante/AES67 beamforming technology. Available in both 1Gbps and 10Gbps (SDVoE) variants, the RXT-6DV represents a significant shift toward unified endpoints in professional AV.

The Problem It Solves

Traditional meeting room setups require separate devices for audio capture, audio playback, and system control—multiplying cable runs, complexity, and failure points. The RXT-6DV consolidates these three functions into one intelligent device, dramatically reducing installation time and maintenance overhead.

Key Features

Built-in Beamforming Microphone: Dante-native audio capture with precision directional pickup eliminates unwanted background noise and focuses on primary speaker.

Integrated Speaker: Full-duplex audio output, eliminating the need for separate desktop speakers.

Touch Control Panel: 6-inch display for room control, meeting joining, and device management—all networked via Dante.

SDVoE Support: The 10Gbps variant supports Dante AV-over-IP for video and control signals alongside audio, creating a true all-in-one networked endpoint.

Why It Matters for Integrators

Aurora's move signals a clear industry trend: the Dante network is becoming the primary infrastructure for AV distribution. By embedding beamforming microphones and control into Dante endpoints, manufacturers are enabling simpler, faster, and more scalable room deployments. The RXT-6DV earned Best of Show recognition at ISE 2026—an indicator that this approach resonates with integrators tired of legacy multi-device complexity.

For meeting rooms, houses of worship, courtrooms, and corporate spaces, the RXT-6DV cuts installation time, reduces cable congestion, and delivers broadcast-quality audio capture—all while remaining platform-agnostic on the control side.

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