Cambridge Sound DS2600 – Portable Eavesdropping Protection Kit (PEP Pack)

Product Overview

The Cambridge Sound Dynasound DS2600 Portable Eavesdropping Protection (PEP) Pack is a complete, transportable speech security system for offsite and occasional use. It secures a room against human eavesdropping, electronic listening devices, and advanced signal recovery techniques. The kit ships in a flight-approved Pelican Protector Case and deploys in minutes using standard RCA connections. It is designed for situations where DIAM and DCID requirements for SCIF environments must be met outside a permanent secure facility.

Product Description

At the core of the DS2600 is the DS1092 sound masking generator/mixer/amplifier, which produces a switchable pink/white analog, Gaussian random, non-deterministic, broad-spectrum masking signal. Because the signal is non-deterministic, it cannot be predicted or subtracted by signal recovery equipment. The built-in mixer allows the masking signal to be layered with additional sources such as music, nonsense syllables, or misinformation, creating a complex composite signal that defeats both casual listening and technical surveillance methods.

The kit includes eight compact sound masking devices that adhere to walls, windows, ducts, and other surfaces with peel-and-stick adhesive, then remove cleanly with no residue or evidence of placement. Each masking device has two phono jacks, and either jack can serve as input or throughput, so the entire system daisy-chains with the included RCA cables for fast setup and tear-down. Everything packs into an atmosphere-compensating Pelican Protector Case tested to Mil C-41501 requirements.

For permanently accredited spaces, see the fixed secure room and eavesdropping protection range, where duct, window, door and wall maskers are installed against the building's own construction rather than deployed on arrival.

Key Features

• Complete portable kit — everything needed to secure a room against eavesdropping ships in one transportable case for offsite or occasional use.
• Non-deterministic masking signal — switchable pink/white analog, Gaussian random, broad-spectrum generation resists signal recovery and filtering techniques.
• Signal layering mixer — combine masking with music, nonsense syllables, or misinformation sources for a more complex protective signal.
• Eight surface-mount masking devices — small, inconspicuous transducers adhere to surfaces with peel-and-stick adhesive and remove without residue.
• Rapid setup and tear-down — standard RCA-type phono connections daisy-chain the entire system in minutes.
• Mil-spec transport case — flight-approved, atmosphere-compensating Pelican Protector Case tested to Mil C-41501 requirements.
• SCIF-relevant protection — effective where DIAM and DCID requirements must be met in temporary or offsite locations.

Typical Applications

• Government and military SCIF and secure facilities requiring temporary or offsite speech protection
• Executive travel and offsite board meetings where sensitive matters are discussed
• Legal offices and law firms handling privileged or high-stakes negotiations
• Financial institutions protecting M&A and trading discussions
• Corporate security teams responding to technical surveillance concerns

Deployment Is a Discipline, Not a Setup Task

The kit deploys in minutes, but where the eight devices go determines whether it works. Speech leaves a room through the paths the construction provides — glazing, door frames, wall cavities, and above all ductwork and conduit, which cross secure boundaries by necessity. A device on the wrong surface protects nothing while giving every appearance of working.

Creation Networks surveys the space before deployment, identifies the transmission paths that actually matter for that room, and documents placement so the same configuration can be repeated by your own staff on subsequent visits. For teams deploying this repeatedly, we produce a placement guide per location.

TAA Compliance and Federal Procurement

Secure-facility work is almost always federal work, and the Trade Agreements Act governs what can be supplied. Compliance is determined part number by part number, by country of manufacture or substantial transformation — not by brand, and not by a general statement on a manufacturer's website.

Creation Networks verifies TAA status on every line before quoting, supplies the country-of-origin documentation your contracting officer will ask for, and tells you at quote stage rather than at delivery if a required part has no compliant equivalent. We hold six active CMAS contracts and are registered in SAM.gov under UEI XMRUL5PM8K37, so this can be placed through a contract vehicle where that suits the timeline.

Technical Specifications

Specifications sourced from Cambridge Sound vendor data. Unlisted values are omitted rather than estimated.

Frequently Asked Questions

How large a room can the DS2600 protect?
Coverage depends on room construction and the surfaces being treated. The kit includes eight masking devices placed on perimeter surfaces such as walls, windows, and ducts; per configuration — confirm room assessment with Creation Networks.

How long does setup take?
The system is designed for rapid deployment. Masking devices adhere with peel-and-stick adhesive and daisy-chain with RCA cables, so a trained operator can secure a typical room in minutes and remove the system without leaving evidence.

Can the masking signal be combined with other audio?
Yes. The DS1092 includes a mixer that layers the non-deterministic masking signal with sources such as music, nonsense syllables, or misinformation to further complicate signal recovery.

Is this suitable for permanent SCIF installations?
The DS2600 targets offsite and occasional use. For a permanently accredited space, a fixed Dynasound perimeter system is designed against the building's construction drawings and documented for the accrediting authority — a different scope entirely. Creation Networks designs both.

Is the DS2600 TAA compliant?
TAA status is determined per part number and can change with manufacturing. Creation Networks verifies current status and supplies country-of-origin documentation before you commit to a federal purchase order.

Who should I contact for a quote or deployment guidance?
Creation Networks is a Cambridge Sound integrator serving federal, state, county and municipal clients. Call 888-230-3661 or email sales@creationnetworks.net.