RME ADI-2 Pro EX MIDI 768 kHz 12V Trigger
A professional AD/DA converter with dual headphone amplifiers, 768 kHz support, balanced and unbalanced I/O, plus a 12V trigger for system integration
- Reference-grade AD/DA conversion up to 768 kHz
- Dual Extreme Power headphone outputs drive demanding loads
- Balanced and unbalanced analog I/O plus AES, ADAT, SPDIF
- Class-compliant USB-C works with macOS, Windows and iOS
- 12 V trigger output synchronises power with external gear
Reference AD/DA Converter with 768 kHz Support
The RME ADI-2 Pro EX is a professional-grade audio interface combining reference AD/DA conversion, dual Extreme Power headphone outputs, and multi-format digital I/O in a single unit. It supports PCM sample rates up to 768 kHz and DSD playback, targeting studio professionals, audio enthusiasts, and measurement applications requiring high-resolution performance.
Suited for Studios Needing Extensive I/O
This unit fits users who require balanced and unbalanced analog connections, AES, ADAT, and SPDIF digital formats, plus dual high-power headphone outputs for critical monitoring. It is not for buyers who only need a simple two-channel USB interface, those without use for extensive digital connectivity, or setups that do not require independent headphone amplification.
Class-Compliant USB-C Setup
The interface operates in class-compliant mode over USB-C for direct compatibility with macOS, Windows, and supported iOS devices without proprietary drivers. A front-panel IPS display provides direct access to settings and metering. The 12V trigger output allows synchronized power sequencing with compatible external equipment, reducing manual switching errors in complex racks.
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- Price $2,014.99
- Pricier than about 94% of the 106 comparable items (median $312.49).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What cables do I need to connect my monitors to the balanced analog outputs?
Use XLR or TRS cables that match the balanced analog output sockets on the unit.
Will the USB-C connection work with my older USB-A computer port?
Yes, use a USB-C to USB-A cable or adapter; the interface is class-compliant so no driver install is required on macOS or Windows.
How can I confirm the converter is running at 768 kHz after setup?
Check the high-resolution IPS display — it shows the active sample rate so you can verify 768 kHz operation instantly.
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