Shure ANI4OUT 4-Channel Dante Mic/Line Audio Network Interface Unit (XLR Outputs)

The Shure ANI4OUT-XLR is an audio network interface that turns up to four Dante digital audio channels into discrete analog signals on XLR connectors. By doing so, it lets you feed legacy mixers, amplifiers, recorders, or powered speakers from a Dante network without adding noise or unnecessary complexity.

A single Ethernet cable handles both audio transport and power thanks to PoE class 0 support. This makes installation simple in equipment racks, under conference tables, or on a desktop where power outlets are limited.

Each output channel has its own browser-based control page. From any computer on the network you can mute the signal, adjust digital gain, invert polarity, or shape the tone with a four-band parametric EQ. When several Dante sources need to reach one analog destination, the built-in summing function combines them before they leave the unit.

Front-panel LEDs show device status and signal presence at a glance, while compatibility with Crestron and AMX control systems streamlines integration into larger room-control workflows. Whether you are upgrading a boardroom, adding outputs to a house-of-worship broadcast rack, or expanding a university lecture-capture system, the ANI4OUT-XLR delivers clean, manageable audio where analog gear still plays a vital role.

• Converts four Dante audio channels to individual analog XLR outputs
• Single Ethernet connection supplies both power and audio through PoE class 0
• Browser-based control for per-channel gain, mute, polarity, and four-band EQ
• Channel-summing option for routing multiple Dante streams to one analog output
• Works with Crestron and AMX control platforms for unified system management