The M-32 DA is a digital-to-analogue converter by RME. It's equipped with a hardware reference of -24 dBu, MADI and an ADAT in/output with a sample rate of up to 192 kHz.
The RME DMC842 functions as an AES24 interface and an eight-channel digital microphone controller in one. This unit boasts the same spec-sheet as the DMC842, but features a built-in i64 MADI card.
The Rupert Neve Portico II Master Buss Converter brings your analogue audio into the digital domain with maximum precision — fully transparent with a hint of Neve-grade saturation and limiting.
This handy little box simply converts the S/PDIF signal of a coaxial RCA input into the optical signal of a Toslink output. The perfect solve for connecting up home audiovisual gear, this converter comes including a DC to USB-A cable.
The Ferrofish A32 Dante Singlemode AD/DA Converter features 32 x 32 analogue I/O channels, plus Dante, MADI and ADAT support. Thanks to the Singlemode configuration, this version of the A32 is ideal for broadcasting.
The Ferrofish A32 Singlemode AD/DA Converter features 32 x 32 analogue I/O channels, plus MADI and ADAT support. Thanks to the Singlemode configuration, this version of the A32 is ideal for broadcasting.
The Ferrofish Pulse 16 Singlemode extends the Pulse 16 audio converter with a single-mode SFP module, for singlemode broadcasting applications. Furthermore, the Pulse 16 Singlemode features all the goodness of the Pulse 16.
The Ferrofish Verto 64 gives you the ability to link up 64x64 ADAT audio channels with a digital Dante/AES67 network and features 8 ADAT I/O, Word Clock I/O and MIDI I/O.
Apogee's Symphony I/O MKII 2x6 SE is a new expansion module that offers the highest quality AD/DA conversion of any Apogee converter ever!
This Ferrofish Pulse 16 MX converts signals between two commonly used digital formats, namely: ADAT and MADI. This +24dBu version complies with the SMPTE standard.
With the Ferrofish Verto MX, you seamlessly integrate studio hardware with MADI connections into a Dante network Capable of covering very long distances thanks to its single mode MADI connection.
The average singer-songwriter really has no use for the RME ADI-2 Pro EX AD/DA converter. But, if you're a high-end studio, possibly even a mastering studio, it's immediately a completely different story.
