Allen & Heath dLive DM0 RUFX MixRack Stage Box DM0-RUFX AH-DLIVE-DM0-RUFX

Allen & Heath dLive DM0 RUFX MixRack Stage Box (AH-DLIVE-DM0-RUFX)

The Allen & Heath AH-DLIVE-DM0-RUFX is a compact C-Class dLive MixRack that serves as the central processing engine of the dLive digital mixing system. It functions as a high-performance stage box and mix engine, handling all audio processing, routing, and system control for professional live sound applications.

Built around the XCVI FPGA processing core, the DM0 RUFX delivers ultra-low latency operation (around 0.7 ms), 96kHz audio resolution, and a fully configurable 64-bus architecture. It provides 128 input channels and 64 mix outputs, allowing it to support complex live productions while maintaining consistent, high-quality audio performance.

The DM0 model is unique in that it contains no built-in analog I/O, making it a fully modular “engine-only” system that relies on external stage boxes and digital expansion. This makes it highly flexible for distributed audio setups, touring systems, broadcast workflows, and installations where input/output placement needs to be customized.

The RUFX version includes integrated RackUltra FX processing, adding onboard high-end effects such as reverb, delay, modulation, and vocal processing tools directly within the MixRack. This reduces the need for external FX processors and streamlines system design for professional engineers.

Key Features:

• C-Class dLive MixRack with XCVI 96kHz FPGA processing engine
• Ultra-low latency processing (~0.7 ms system latency)
• 128 input channels and 64 mix outputs with full processing
• Fully configurable 64-bus architecture (aux, groups, matrices, FX, mains)
• No built-in analog I/O (engine-only design for modular setups)
• Integrated RackUltra FX (RUFX) onboard effects processing
• High-resolution 96kHz audio path with advanced DSP architecture
• Designed for scalable systems using external stage boxes and network I/O
• Ideal for touring, broadcast, theaters, and installed sound systems
• Serves as the core processing engine of the dLive ecosystem