Apogee Symphony Chassis w/ 8x8 Analog/AES #SYAB003656 (Used)

Symphony I/O Chassis features:

• Two I/O module slots capable of up to 32 channels combined
• Ethernet connector
• USB 2.0 connector
• 2 Symphony PC-32 ports for direct connection to Symphony 64 PCI card and Pro Tools core card
• Word clock I/O and LoopSync I/O
• Word clock termination switch
• 16, 10 segment meters
• 2 multi-function encoder knobs
  

• OLED GUI: Function selection and function adjustment; Audio Interface Mode (AIM) selection
• 2, 1/4” headphone outputs
• 7 segment sample rate display
• Clock source display
• Meter source display
• "UV22HR" for superior dither of high resolution audio to 16-bit (can be applied to a channel pair or all channels)
• Clocking technology featuring Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS)

Two I/O cards in one
In the past you had to buy two cards to get optical and AES connectivity in your Symphony I/O. With the new Symphony 8x8 Analog I/O + 8x8 AES/Optical I/O Module you get all the flexibility and I/O options you could want in one card. Add this card to your Symphony I/O and you'll never need to add another.

Flexible I/O for all your needs
The Symphony 8x8 Analog I/O + 8x8 AES/Optical I/O Module adds a full 16 channels (input and output) to your Apogee Symphony I/O. The analog I/O consists of two 25-pin D-Sub connectors: one for input and one for output. Each carries eight balanced channels. A third 25-pin D-Sub connector carries eight channels of AES/EBU digital I/O. You can also configure this connector in a single-wide 192kHz format. Four optical ports give your Symphony I/O a full selection of optical output, including S/MUX, ADAT, and S/PDIF formats. An additional set of RCA jacks adds S/PDIF I/O.

Features:

• Add 8 channels of analog I/O and 8 channels of digital or optical I/O to your Symphony I/O interface
• Separate 25-pin D-Sub connectors for balanced analog input, analog output, and AES/EBU I/O
• 2 x Optical inputs and outputs for ADAT and SMUX
• 2 x RCA and Optical jacks for S/PDIF I/O
• Up to 24-bit/192kHz digital audio using the single-wide AES/EBU format