Has anyone here had any experuence with RME's ADI8-DS converter? As we are approaching more and more 96K recording this seems like the kind of converter that will be needed to record ADAT and TDIF at 96K. I don't work for RME, but I do have a 24bit/96K HDR and two Pulsar cards at 96K. RME uses double speed to get 96K.
Here is a little blurb from the RME site:
"8 channel AD-converter, completely symmetrical audio path, 117 dBA SNR AD
8 channel DA-converter, balanced output, 112 dBA DA
ADAT® optical inputs, 24 bit, based on RME's unsurpassed Bitclock PLL for sample accurate lock
ADAT® optical outputs, 24 bit, fully compatible to all ADAT® optical inputs
TDIF-1 interface, 24 bit, Low Jitter PLL, Emphasis support, DA-88 compatible
Bit Split/Combine, Yamaha 02R compatible technique to record 24 bit data onto 16 bit machines
Copy Mode adds a unique 24 bit ADAT® to/from TDIF converter"
Check it out at www.rme-audio.com
Chuck