Introducing the RME M-1620 Pro D, a powerhouse 16-in/20-out AD/DA converter crafted for the discerning audio engineer. Designed to handle complex studio environments, this unit bridges the gap between analog and digital with seamless ease, supporting Dante, MADI, and ADAT protocols for versatile connectivity. Its robust build includes RME's acclaimed SteadyClock FS technology, ensuring jitter-free, reference-class sound—ideal for capturing the nuances of your performance or production.

Engineers will appreciate the M-1620 Pro D's thoughtful design, featuring redundant network and MADI connections for fail-safe operation, and a monitored DC input that promptly alerts you to any issues. With dual headphone outputs and DC-coupled outputs, it caters to both monitoring needs and control voltage applications, making it an indispensable tool for modular synth enthusiasts.

The M-1620 Pro D doesn't just integrate into your setup; it enhances it. Thanks to its AVB compatibility, it offers seamless network integration and intuitive control via a web-based interface. With 64 channels of Dante connectivity and the ability to act as a network switch, this converter opens up a world of possibilities for daisy-chaining your Dante-equipped devices. Its vivid front-panel display and LED level meters provide at-a-glance monitoring, while flexible internal routing and standalone capabilities ensure swift signal management with minimal fuss.

Key Features:

• 16-in/20-out AD/DA converter
• Supports ADAT, MADI, and Dante
• Integrates 64 channels of Dante connectivity
• Acts as a network switch for Dante daisy-chains
• RME SteadyClock FS technology for jitter-free performance
• Dual headphone outputs and DC-coupled outputs
• Redundant network and MADI connections
• Monitored DC input for seamless operation
• AVB network integration with web-based control
• Vivid front-panel display and LED level meters
• Flexible internal routing and standalone capabilities

Product specs

FAQs

How many channels does the RME M-1620 Pro D converter support?

The RME M-1620 Pro D supports 16 analog input channels and 20 analog output channels, making it a versatile solution for complex studio setups.

What digital connectivity options are available on the RME M-1620 Pro D?

The converter offers 4 optical ADAT inputs and outputs, as well as 2 RJ-45 ports for Dante and 2 BNC ports for MADI, providing extensive digital routing capabilities.

Can the RME M-1620 Pro D be used with a word clock?

Yes, it features both a BNC word clock input and output, allowing for precise synchronization with other digital audio equipment.

Is the RME M-1620 Pro D compatible with Dante audio networks?

Yes, the RME M-1620 Pro D is fully compatible with Dante audio networks, enabling seamless integration into networked audio systems.

What power options are available for the RME M-1620 Pro D?

The RME M-1620 Pro D can be powered via a standard IEC AC cable or an external 12V power supply, offering flexibility in different studio environments.