Ferrofish Pulse 16 AE: 16-Channel AD/DA Precision via ADAT

The Ferrofish Pulse 16 AE (Adat Edition) delivers an impressive 16 channels of crystal-clear AD/DA conversion in a compact 1U chassis. Equipped with four ADAT I/O ports, it allows you to easily add 16 analog inputs and outputs to any ADAT-compatible audio interface at 48kHz (or 8 channels at 96kHz via SMUX). Featuring dual high-resolution TFT displays, the Pulse 16 AE provides full visual control over all levels and settings at a glance, while active jitter reduction ensures flawless audio performance for professional studio or live rigs.

  

Key Features:

  • 16x16 Analog I/O: Balanced TRS jacks for industry-standard studio integration. 
  • 4x ADAT I/O: Seamless digital connectivity via optical Toslink cables.
  • Dual TFT Displays: Real-time visual feedback for all 32 channels simultaneously. 
  • Superior Clocking: Wordclock I/O with dedicated circuitry for maximum digital stability. 
  • Headphone Out: Monitor any channel (mono or stereo) directly from the front panel. 

Technical Specifications:

  • Resolution: 24-bit / 96kHz
  • Analog Inputs: 16x 1/4" TRS (balanced) 
  • Analog Outputs: 16x 1/4" TRS (balanced) 
  • Digital I/O: 4x ADAT Toslink ports 
  • Dynamic Range: 114 dB(A)

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ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • Pulse 16 AE
Finish
  • Black
Categories
Year
  • 2026

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