Get Eight Channels of Analog to ADAT!
The Aphex 142 is an excellent, cost-effective Analog to ADAT converter. Have an unused ADAT input on your interface or soundcard, and would love to take advantage of those eight channels? The Aphex 142 was expressly designed to make that A/D conversion, quickly giving you eight channels into your DAW at 48kHz. Just hook up anything with an analog line out, such as your outboard synths or DJ gear, and you're ready to go. Ultimately, when what you want is a reliable A/D conversion, time after time, look no further than the Aphex 142.
Aphex 142 at a Glance:- A/D Workhorse
- Convenient LED indicators
A/D Workhorse
The Aphex 142 was designed from the ground up to do one job exeptionally well: convert eight channels of analog input to ADAT. And you can rely on the 142 for just that. Plus, to ensure you're clocking at the maximum of 48kHz, the 142 also has a standard BNC word clock input so you can hook it up to any external clock.
Convenient LED indicators
Clipping afflicts every audiophile, but luckily the 142 makes it easy to catch. Each in put trimmer has a red LED that illuminates when the input signal exceeds +24dBu, so you can quickly back down the level. The 142 also has a handy single bi-color red/green LED labeled "Power/Locked" - it's red when it's receiving power, but doesn't have a clock connected. When it's properly connected to any valid word clock, the LED turns green so you know you're ready to go.
- Analog to ADAT Conversion at 48kHz
- Max Input: +24dBu
- Max Output: 0dBfs
- THD+Noise: -100dB
- Dynamic Range: 114dB
- Trim Range: 12dB
- Jitter: <1nsec
- Power Consumption: 10 watts
- Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz=/-.5dB
- Size: 1/2 Rack
- Weight: 3.5 lbs (1.6kg)
- Connectors: Toslink, 25-pin D-sub Tascam Format, BNC word clock
