10MX vs Trinity — Compare
Antelope Audio 10MX Rubidium Atomic Clock vs Antelope Audio Trinity
The 10MX is a dedicated rubidium atomic clock for mastering and ultra-high-end recording, while the Trinity is a versatile master clock generator handling audio, video, and live sound sync. Choose the 10MX if atomic precision and pure clocking are your priority; choose the Trinity if you need multi-format sync across audio and video domains.
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Specs side by side
| Antelope Audio 10MX Rubidium Atomic Clock | Antelope Audio Trinity | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $7,395.00 | $3,595.00 |
| Brand | Antelope Audio | Antelope Audio |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Antelope Audio 10MX Rubidium Atomic Clock
- ✓ Built-in rubidium oscillator—no optional upgrade needed
- ✓ Extreme frequency accuracy (±0.05 PPB) with minimal daily aging (±2.5E-11)
- ✓ Ten 10 MHz atomic outputs for clocking up to 10 devices simultaneously
- ✓ Purpose-built for mastering with audible reduction in jitter and spatial clarity
Why choose Antelope Audio Trinity
- ✓ Generates audio, video, and sync signals—eliminates need for separate boxes
- ✓ Supports 384 kHz audio generation with varispeed adjustment (±200 cents)
- ✓ Covers all professional video formats (NTSC, PAL, 16 HD variants)
- ✓ Optional atomic input allows field recalibration for absolute precision without built-in oscillator cost
Frequently asked questions
Does the Trinity have atomic precision built-in?
The Trinity uses an oven-controlled crystal oscillator (±0.02 ppm stability) and accepts an optional external 10 MHz atomic input for recalibration, but does not include a built-in rubidium oscillator like the 10MX.
Can the 10MX generate video sync signals?
No, the 10MX is exclusively an atomic clock and word-clock generator for audio devices. It does not generate video sync signals.
Which is better for live sound systems?
The Trinity is explicitly designed for live sound and post-production with its multi-format video and audio generation. The 10MX is purpose-built for mastering and recording studio use.
How many devices can each clock?
The 10MX outputs ten 10 MHz atomic signals on BNC plus four word-clock outputs, supporting up to 10 devices. The Trinity generates nine simultaneous audio/video generators with flexible output architecture for its format support.