Ferrofish is a German pro audio manufacturer based in Bavaria, founded in 2012 by Jürgen Kindermann, a former developer at Creamware. The company designs and builds high-density audio converters and format-conversion hardware aimed at studio, broadcast, live sound, and installed audio applications.

The product line centers on multi-channel AD/DA conversion and interoperability between the major pro audio formats — ADAT, MADI, AVB, and Dante. Flagship devices include the A32 and A32pro 32-channel converters, the PULSE16 and PULSE8 compact 1U converters, and the VERTO series of small-format Dante-to-ADAT/MADI bridges. Ferrofish also makes the B4000+, a dedicated tonewheel organ expander module rooted in the company's Creamware DNA.

Ferrofish's reputation in the pro audio community is built around dense I/O counts in small chassis, low-jitter clocking, and German-engineered build quality. The gear is widely used in broadcast facilities, touring rigs, and houses of worship where large channel counts need to be moved between formats reliably.

Ferrofish has 18 products cataloged on Equipboard, including A-D & D-A Converters, Expansion Boards & Sound Libraries, and Audio Interfaces. Their gear is featured by 7 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Rock, and Pop. Notable users include Tycho, Röyksopp, and NIVIRO.