Ferrofish Pulse8 AE 8x8 AD/DA Converter with ADAT. Built on the premium 32-bit / 192 kHz ESS conversion technology found in its larger sibling, it ensures exceptional signal clarity and precision. The Pulse8 AE features 8 high-quality balanced analog inputs and outputs, along with comprehensive ADAT connectivity up to 192 kHz (with SMUX support).
Built on the premium 32-bit / 192 kHz ESS conversion technology found in its larger sibling, it ensures exceptional signal clarity and precision. The Pulse8 AE features 8 high-quality balanced analog inputs and outputs, along with comprehensive ADAT connectivity up to 192 kHz (with SMUX support).
Built on the premium 32-bit / 192 kHz ESS conversion technology found in its larger sibling, it ensures exceptional signal clarity and precision. The Pulse16 AE features 16 channels of high-quality balanced analog inputs and outputs, along with comprehensive ADAT connectivity up to 192 kHz (with SMUX support).
The Pulse 16 from Ferrofish is the high-quality solution to connect a wide range of external analog and ADAT studio equipment to a mixer or a computer interface. The high-density converter provides 16 x 16 balanced analog TRS-I/Os and can handle pro studio levels up to +20dBu, adjustable in 1 dB steps. Optional +24 dBU I/Os and/or CV outputs are available. 2 x 4 ADAT ports provide full 16 x 16 channel operation, even with up to 96 kHz. The optical ADAT ‘Lightpipe’ interface is still the most affordable way to transfer a variety of audio channels. Originally designed for the Alesis Digital Audio Tape machine, hence the name, in 1991 ADAT is reliable, standardized and still everywhere. The Pulse series is using the recent high-performance low-latency converter generation from Cirrus Logic.
The Pulse 16 from Ferrofish is the high-quality solution to connect a wide range of external analog and ADAT studio equipment to a mixer or a computer interface. The high-density converter provides 16 x 16 balanced analog TRS-I/Os and can handle pro studio levels up to +20dBu, adjustable in 1 dB steps. Optional +24 dBU I/Os and/or CV outputs are available. 2 x 4 ADAT ports provide full 16 x 16 channel operation, even with up to 96 kHz. The optical ADAT ‘Lightpipe’ interface is still the most affordable way to transfer a variety of audio channels. Originally designed for the Alesis Digital Audio Tape machine, hence the name, in 1991 ADAT is reliable, standardized and still everywhere. The Pulse series is using the recent high-performance low-latency converter generation from Cirrus Logic.