Ferrofish A32 Pro
Best high-capacity converter for professional studio and live sound engineers.
This is the ultimate high-density workhorse for complex routing, packing 32 channels of pristine conversion into a single rack space. While the interface is incredibly intuitive, the sheer depth of its connectivity options means it is built for serious professionals who need total control over their signal chain.
$2899.00
at
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Who it's for
- Studio engineers needing maximum I/O in limited rack space
- System integrators building complex, multi-format professional audio networks
- Professional mixers requiring rock-solid, low-latency performance for critical sessions
Who should skip it
- Audio beginners intimidated by advanced digital routing and networking
- Budget-conscious users wanting to avoid extra breakout cable expenses
- Home studio owners operating on a limited equipment budget
Performance breakdown
Conversion Fidelity
ESS converter chips deliver pristine, high-resolution audio for critical studio work.
Connectivity Versatility
Extensive I/O options handle complex routing with professional ease and flexibility.
Interface Usability
Multi-touch TFT screens make navigating complex signal paths surprisingly intuitive.
Build Robustness
Aluminum housing ensures long-term reliability in demanding live and studio environments.
Latency Performance
Minimal 3.0 millisecond latency keeps monitoring tight during high-pressure recording sessions.
System Integration
RemoteFish software and GPIO support simplify remote control in large setups.
Key Specs
32 x 32 analogue I/O channels on 4x DSub25 (Tascam pinout)
Maximum Sample Rate
192 kHz at 24-Bit depth
MADI I/O supports up to 64x64 channels via SFP modules
ADAT I/O supports up to 32 channels at 48kHz
Weight
4.1 kg (9 lbs)
Form Factor
1U rackmount
Connectivity includes Wordclock BNC, MIDI TRS, and USB 2.0
Dimensions
1RU, Depth 31cm (including connectors)
Housing Material
Aluminum
Supported Audio Formats
PCM
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