Symphony I/O MKII Dante Chassis

Apogee Electronics Symphony 8 I/O Mk II Overview

• Route Between Pro Tools, Dante & Modules
• Compatible with Pro Tools HD Systems
• Stereo 1/4" Headphone Jack
• Front-Panel Touchscreen w/ TFT Display
• Supports Multiple I/O Cards
• Dante & Mini-DigiLink Connectivity
• Comprehensive Remote Control via Network
• Loop Sync I/O
• Large Front-Panel Control Knob
• Made in the USA

The Apogee Electronics Symphony I/O Mk II Dante Chassis is an audio interface chassis designed to provide direct connectivity to Dante audio networks and Pro Tools HD systems for recording and mixing engineers in broadcast, post-production, studio, and live stage applications. It features primary and secondary Dante ports, a Mini-DigiLink port, BNC loop sync I/O, and BNC word clock I/O. A stereo 1/4" headphone jack enables quick and effective monitoring with a variety of headphone impedances.

Configure and control the chassis via the color touchscreen display and large rotary control on the front panel, or enjoy comprehensive remote control of its settings by using Apogee's Network Control software on your macOS or Windows 10 computer. Install multiple I/O cards (available separately) for up to thirty-two channels of analog inputs and outputs.The Symphony I/O Mk II is made in the USA and ships with a power cable.

• Ideal for powerful audio-over-IP applications in post production, broadcast, live sound, or recording studio networks
• Uses Audinate's Dante Brooklyn II module, which features two Dante ports and plug-and-play media networking for up to 32 bidirectional channels at 96 kHz or 16 bidirectional channels at up to 192 kHz
• Pro Tools HD peripheral port allows Mini-DigiLink connectivity to your Pro Tools HDX, HD Native, or Core/Accel system for up to 32 bidirectional channels at up to 192 kHz (I/O modules available separately)
• Works seamlessly with any other Dante-powered devices
• High-fidelity DAC and headphone amplifier features Apogee's proprietary Constant Current Drive for robust power and smooth frequency response with any headphones
• High-resolution color touchscreen TFT display provides access to essential input and output settings, and shows signal levels, polarity, muting, phantom power, and Soft Limit status
• Large front-panel control for quick adjustment of selected parameter
• Supports multiple I/O cards (available separately) for up to 32 channels of analog inputs and outputs
• Ultra-low latency
• BNC loop sync I/O for synchronizing multiple Pro Tools HD audio interfaces
• BNC wordclock I/O for synchronizing external equipment
• Enhanced temperature controls are complemented by an improved fan and chassis ventilation design, which allows adequate component cooling to occur quietly
• Supports standalone mode for setup and operation without a computer—use the Symphony I/O Mk II with a hi-fi system or as a dedicated AD-DA converter
• Designed in California, made in the USA

Advanced Stepped Gain Architecture

Apogee's Advanced Stepped Gain Architecture introduces a mic preamp circuit that is dynamically optimized at different gain settings to provide superior bandwidth, ultralow noise, and nonexistent distortion across an expansive gain range of 0 to 72 dB. Digitally-controlled analog switches "shift the gears" of the circuit at each gain setting to ensure the best sound and performance.

Apogee Electronics Symphony I/O Mk II Dante Chassis (No I/O Modules)

The Apogee Electronics Symphony I/O Mk II Dante Chassis is an audio interface chassis designed to provide direct connectivity to Dante audio networks and Pro Tools HD systems for recording and mixing engineers in broadcast, post-production, studio, and live stage applications. It features primary and secondary Dante ports, a Mini-DigiLink port, BNC loop sync I/O, and BNC word clock I/O. A stereo 1/4" headphone jack enables quick and effective monitoring with a variety of headphone impedances.

Configure and control the chassis via the color touchscreen display and large rotary control on the front panel, or enjoy comprehensive remote control of its settings by using Apogee's Network Control software on your macOS or Windows 10 computer. Install multiple I/O cards (available separately) for up to thirty-two channels of analog inputs and outputs.The Symphony I/O Mk II is made in the USA and ships with a power cable.

• Ideal for powerful audio-over-IP applications in post production, broadcast, live sound, or recording studio networks
• Uses Audinate's Dante Brooklyn II module, which features two Dante ports and plug-and-play media networking for up to 32 bidirectional channels at 96 kHz or 16 bidirectional channels at up to 192 kHz
• Pro Tools HD peripheral port allows Mini-DigiLink connectivity to your Pro Tools HDX, HD Native, or Core/Accel system for up to 32 bidirectional channels at up to 192 kHz (I/O modules available separately)
• Works seamlessly with any other Dante-powered devices
• High-fidelity DAC and headphone amplifier features Apogee's proprietary Constant Current Drive for robust power and smooth frequency response with any headphones
• High-resolution color touchscreen TFT display provides access to essential input and output settings, and shows signal levels, polarity, muting, phantom power, and Soft Limit status
• Large front-panel control for quick adjustment of selected parameter
• Supports multiple I/O cards (available separately) for up to 32 channels of analog inputs and outputs
• Ultra-low latency
• BNC loop sync I/O for synchronizing multiple Pro Tools HD audio interfaces
• BNC wordclock I/O for synchronizing external equipment
• Enhanced temperature controls are complemented by an improved fan and chassis ventilation design, which allows adequate component cooling to occur quietly
• Supports standalone mode for setup and operation without a computer—use the Symphony I/O Mk II with a hi-fi system or as a dedicated AD-DA converter
• Designed in California, made in the USA