Two‑Channel High‑Precision AD/DA Converter with ADAT, AES/EBU & S/PDIF Support
The RME ADI‑2 FS is a compact 2‑channel converter that handles analog‑to‑digital and digital‑to‑analog conversion up to 192 kHz. It accepts ADAT, AES/EBU, and S/PDIF inputs and outputs—making it fully compatible with studio and consumer digital audio systems.

Multiple Input Formats for Maximum System Compatibility
With optical ADAT, coaxial S/PDIF (RCA, AES/EBU compatible), and USB class‑compliant inputs, this unit bridges consumer and professional audio gear seamlessly. Switching between formats is simple, allowing flexible connectivity for recording, mixing, or playback setups.

Reference‑Level Analog I/O and Monitoring Capabilities
Balanced XLR and unbalanced TRS outputs, along with a high‑power headphone jack and monitoring output, let you integrate the converter into studio or desktop workflows. Three stages of hardware level control ensure optimal input/output matching.

RME SteadyClock FS for Ultra‑Low Jitter Conversion
Equipped with RME’s SteadyClock FS technology, the ADI‑2 FS delivers extremely low jitter and distortion in both AD and DA modes. Expect stable synchronization and exceptional clarity even at 192 kHz sample rates.

Advanced Monitoring Tools for Professional Use
Featuring a headphone output with high-current drive and filter options, and D-D and A-A modes for signal routing, this converter doubles as a monitoring tool. It’s ideal for headphone mixing, mastering, and in-ear monitoring workflows.

Compact and Built for Pro Studio and Hi-Fi Systems
This robust converter is housed in a rugged 9.5″ compact case (approx. 2.2 lb), designed for desktop or rack placement. Its flexible DSP routing and analog bypass modes make it a universal tool in mobile or pro studio environments.

Ideal for Playback, Recording, and Signal Conversion
Whether used in mastering, recording, or live playback contexts, the ADI‑2 FS offers sonic transparency, MIDI‑clean timing, and professional-grade headphone outputs. It serves as a flexible converter and monitor station in high-resolution audio systems.