Apogee Electronics

APOGEE SYMPHONY MKII MODULE 2 x 6 ANALOGUE I/O

RRP A$4,469.41
A$3,799.00
Sku:
APO-S2-2X6SE
Upc:
805676302102
Weight:
0.00 KGS

Inputs

    • Analogue IN: 2 balanced inputs on 2 female XLR connectors
    • AES IN: Stereo input on 1 female XLR connector
    • Optical IN: Supports ADAT, SMUX & S/PDIF
      • ADAT: 8 channels 44.1-48 kHz on 1 Toslink connector
      • SMUX: 4 channels 88.2-96 kHz on 1 Toslink connector
      • S/PDIF: 2 channels, up to 96 kHz on 1 Toslink connector
    • S/PDIF Coax IN: 2 channels, up to 192 kHz on 1 RCA connector

A/D

  • THD+N of -116dB @23dBu (0.00016%) unweighted
  • Dynamic range: 124 dB (A) of dynamic range
  • Maximum input levels:
    • +4dB setting: +24dBu
    • -10dB setting: +6dBV
  • Frequency response at 44.1kHz: 1-20,000 Hz (+/- 0.05dB)
  • Input impedance: 10K

Outputs

  • Analogue OUT: 6 balanced outputs on 1 DSUB 25-pin connector
  • AES OUT: Stereo output on 1 male XLR connector
  • Optical OUT: Supports ADAT, SMUX & S/PDIF
    • ADAT: 8 channels 44.1-48 kHz on 1 Toslink connector
    • SMUX: 4 channels 88.2-96 kHz on 1 Toslink connector
    • S/PDIF: 2 channels, up to 96 kHz on 1 Toslink connector
  • S/PDIF Coax OUT: 2 channels, up to 192 kHz on 1 RCA connector

D/A

  • THD+N of -118dB @ 22dBu (0.00013%) unweighted
  • Dynamic range: 131dB (A) dynamic range
  • Max output levels – ∞ to +24dBu
  • Frequency response at 44.1 kHz: dc to 20kHz (+/- 0.05dB)
  • Output impedance: 25 Ohm

 

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