 | Apogee Rosetta Symphony32 Expansion Card |
| Apogee Rosetta Symphony32 Expansion Card |
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Apogee Rosetta Symphony32 Expansion CardApogee Symphony 32 Expansion Card for X Series or Rosetta Converters Standard. Primary port for connecting directly to Symphony PCI cards. Thru port for daisy chaining multiple Apogee devices AD 16X, DA 16X, Rosetta 800 & Rosetta 200, up to 32 channels per Symphony Card. The Apogee Symphony 32 Expansion Card offers expanded connectivity, scalability, and performance for your Symphony System. The Symphony 32 card fits into any X-Series or Rosetta Series converter, providing a simple and rock-solid connection to the card while leaving other digital I/Os available. Choose any combination of X-Series or Rosetta Series converters to build the heart of your system, add more Symphony 32 cards, and connect directly to Symphony and your Mac Pro or G5 Apple Desktop Computer.IMPORTANT NOTE for OS X Leopard compatibility To ensure your Apogee product works well with Mac OS X Leopard v10.5, it is critical that you follow the instructions provided at the Apogee website address below.If you have an existing Apogee software CD or a previously downloaded installer, please do not use it with Leopard. Only use the software and driver versions provided at the link below that are specifically indicated as "Compatible with Leopard."http://www.apogeedigital.com/leopard/If you have any questions, please call Apogee support at 310-584-9394.NOTE: Update On Feb, 27, 2009, Apogee announced a release of a new Symphony 32 update, it includes the following new features: •SBus - Now you can connect one Symphony 32 card to the second port of a Symphony 64 card. •Euphonix EuCon support - Now you can control the Maestro mixer from EuCon-compatible control surfaces. •Symphony Source allows you to enable and disable PCI cards from the Maestro Control window (or the OS X utility Audio MIDI Setup) without the need to remove them from your Mac.It is recommended that all Symphony users update their systems. To do so, go to the apogee website and look under the "Support" tab. Close...
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Apogee X VID SYC GEN Video Expansion Card for Big Ben StandardSupport for PAL, NTSC and 60 Hz B&W standards. One composite video input and three composite video outputs. Can operate as a master black burst generator. Can operate as genlocking slave device. |
$445.50 | ||
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Apogee Symphony 64PCI Mac Expansion CardAllows up to 64 channels of 24 bit192kHz digital IO. Near zero latency performance. Connects to Apogee&39;s X Series and Rosetta Series converters via the X Symphony option card. Compatible with any Core Audio application. Includes Apogee&39;s Maestro Software for advanced control |
$895.50 | ||
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Apogee X HD Expansion Card for Pro Tools HD and ADDA 16X StandardPrimary HD port for connecting directly to HD Core or Accel cards.. Expansion port for daisy chaining multiple Apogee devices AD 16X, DA 16X, Rosetta 800 & Rosetta 200. Compatible with the latest versions of ProTools. May be used along side similar interfaces such as Digidesign 96 |
$535.50 | ||
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TC G Card G Force Expansion CardTC Electronic G Card Expansion Board (for G Force) Custom G-Force presets from artists like Steve Vai, Paul Jackson Jr., Dweezil Zappa, Frank Gambale, Eric Johnson, Vernon Reid and more. It comes loaded with 245 presets. |
$119.00 | ||
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Mackie XB4 Expansion CardThe Digital X Buss open architecture means you can configure the consoles IO exactly as you see fit, without having to pay for IO formats youll never use. The console ships with two IO Option cards out of the boxthe Sync Card, which provides Word Clock and LTC IO, and the Mix Out |
$899.00 |
