Transform your audio setup with the Ferrofish Pulse 16, a top-tier AD/DA and ADAT converter designed for the modern studio. This versatile device bridges the gap between analog and digital domains, offering 16 x 16 balanced analog TRS inputs and outputs. Whether you're integrating with a console or a computer interface, the Pulse 16 ensures pristine audio fidelity and robust performance. The inclusion of the Cirrus Logic high-performance low-latency converters provides exceptional sound quality, while the temperature-compensated clock and active jitter reduction ensure your audio remains crystal clear.

The Pulse 16 is tailored for flexibility, featuring 2 x 4 ADAT TOSlink optical ports that facilitate full 16 x 16 channel operation up to 96kHz, with an optional upgrade to optical MADI I/O for increased capacity and sample rates. With an internal routing matrix, you have the freedom to route and split any of the 48 inputs to all 48 outputs in blocks of eight channels. The dual TFT displays offer at-a-glance monitoring of all signals, and the front-panel headphone output provides immediate audio checks.

Incorporating the enduring ADAT Lightpipe format, the Pulse 16 makes transferring a variety of audio channels both reliable and cost-effective. Crafted in Germany, this converter is built to meet the demands of professional audio environments, ensuring it remains an invaluable tool in your studio arsenal.

Key Features:

• 16 x 16 I/O on balanced TRS
• 2 x 4 ADAT TOSlink optical ports
• SFP port for optional expansion module
• Optional Optical MADI I/O upgrade (SFP module available separately)
• Front-panel stereo TRS Headphone jack
• Wordclock I/O on BNC connector
• MIDI I/O for remote connection
• Internal routing matrix
• Quality crafted in Germany

Product specs

FAQs

What are the main connectivity options for the Ferrofish Pulse 16?

The Ferrofish Pulse 16 offers 16 analog I/O with ADAT connectivity, and it can be upgraded to include MADI connectivity via an optional SFP module, enabling 64 x 64 MADI channels.

How does the internal matrix of the Ferrofish Pulse 16 function?

The internal matrix allows for free routing and splitting of all inputs and outputs in blocks of 8 channels, providing flexible signal management.

Can the Ferrofish Pulse 16 be used for high-resolution audio?

Yes, the Ferrofish Pulse 16 supports sample rates up to 96kHz for its 16 ADAT I/Os, and can be upgraded to handle up to 192kHz with the MADI module.

Does the Ferrofish Pulse 16 have a built-in headphone output?

Yes, it features an integrated front headphone output, allowing direct monitoring of any mono or stereo I/O.

Is remote control possible with the Ferrofish Pulse 16?

Yes, the Ferrofish Pulse 16 includes MIDI I/O for remote control and supports Midi-over-MADI for enhanced control options.