Apogee Ensemble Firewire interface from the 2010s with a few scratches from racking and unracking (as pictured). For many years I used this as my main interface. In the past few years, I used it as an ADAT standalone interface connected to the Focusrite Clarett+ pictured here. The Apogee is currently set to 96k, offering 4 inputs and outputs via ADAT and an additional 2 inputs and outputs via S/PIDF, for a total of 6 ins and outs at 96k. At 48k and below, you can get 8 ins and outs. These were top of the line converters for their time and still hold up well. Noticeably better than cheap contemporary alternatives! With standalone mode, it's a great option for expanding your i/o while adding a bit of color and vibe to your mixes. Or if you still have a computer with Firewire, this can be your main interface!

Includes power cable and 2 ADAT cables. The Focusrite pictured here is not included, but is available in a separate listing. If you want to buy both, I'll offer discounted shipping! Ships to Lower 48 states via Reverb safe shipping only.

FEATURES

• 8 channels of premium 24-bit/192kHz A/D/A conversion
• 4 75dB-gain microphone preamps
• 2 fully balanced inserts on mic pre channels
• 4 Hi-Z instrument inputs capable of handling high level instruments
• 2 individual, controllable and assignable high level headphone outputs
• 2, 6 or 8 channel monitor outputs
• 8 channels of ADAT I/O
• FireWire 400 I/O, compatible with OS X Core Audio (no driver required)
• 2 channels of SPDIF I/O
• Soft Limit for maximum digital input level without overs
• UV22HR for superior dither of 24-bit resolution down to 16-bit
• Advanced, dual-stage Intelliclock
• Precision digital encoders
• Complete integration and control with Apple’s Logic Pro Software
• Apogee Control Panel screens accessible from within DAW
• Compatibility with any CoreAudio software application
• Apogee’s Maestro Software for advanced control and routing outside of Logic Pro