CONVERTITORE AD/DA FERROFISH A16MKII

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CONVERTITORE 16 CANALI AD/DA ADAT CONVERTER FERROFISH "A16 MKII" DA REVISIONARE - 2 DISPONIBILI. € 350 x 1 - € 650 x 2 +10 € spedizione I CONVERTITORI HANNO LA SEZIONE PREAMPLIFICATRICE DA REVISIONARE, DANDO DIVERSI PROBLEMI DI VOLUME IN INGRESSO E IN USCITA. CON SCATOLE ORIGINALI, MANUALI DI ISTRUZIONI E ALIMENTATORI IL COSTO DEL SINGOLO PEZZO ERA DI CIRCA 1000€ Analogue: 16 balanced TRS I/O - 24 bit / 192 kHz converters MADI: optical MADI I/O (incl. MIDI over MADI) ADAT: 2 x ADAT I/O (16 channels) BNC Wordclock 2 x TFT displays with high-res level metering on all inputs and outputs Input-gain and output-levels individually adjustable for each channel 32 bit high performance ARM(TM) processor Easy channel assignment with the graphical routing software Preset management Key lock SMUX control Remote software for the A16 MK-II via MIDI or MADI (MIDI over MADI) Cascading of multiple A16 MK-II via MADI The A16 Ultra MkII can add 16 channels of line-level I/O to any audio interface that features MADI or dual-ADAT ports — all in the space of a 1U box and for a bargain price! Ferrofish are a relatively new company, founded last year by Juergen Kindermann, who was formerly a hardware engineer with Creamware and, after buying that company's intellectual property when they folded, became the Managing Director of Sonic Core. The idea behind Ferrofish is to allow Kindermann to revisit and develop some of the technology employed in the old Creamware products, the first examples being the B4000+ organ emulation module, and the A16 Ultra MkII, reviewed here. The B4000+ employs an Analog Devices Sharc DSP, which might help to explain the Ferrofish company name! The A16 MkII is a MADI and ADAT A-D/D-A converter and is, naturally enough, a development of Creamware's A16 Ultra. It's not a simple repackaging, though: as well as adding MADI functionality, they've improved the performance, thanks to the latest generation of AKM AK4620B converter chips and redesigned clock circuitry.