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i have classic i/o which has 16ch adat in-out. does pulsar has 16ch AES i/o?
... maybe not .... but again is there any way...

classic has sp/dif.
plus has aes/ebu

the formats are virtually identical, except aes/ebu is balanced +4 and sp/dif is -20 and unbalanced.

it is possible to convert one to the other with a buffer amp:
http://www.hosatech.com/hosa/products/cdl-313.html

buffer amp ! what is that.. what about quality... jitter stuffs..
i need 16 ch AES i/o


that was quick reply... ..hey garyb you always tell about master clock.. that will solve switching between adat spdif aes stuffs... is this a good master clock form tc :

http://www.tcelectronic.com/Default.asp?Id=11320

does quality remain same when it convert to other format?

Thanks

no, that's more than a master clock.

rosendahl, lucid and apogee are the main manufacturers of clocks.
http://www.rosendahl-studiotechnik.com/nanoclocks.html
http://www.lucidaudio.com/index.php?Sho ... &Show2=406
http://www.apogeedigital.com/products/bigben.php
you will need a syncplate to use a master clock. the other devices should have bnc clock inputs.

the converter shouldn't make any audio problems as the format between aes/ebu and sp/dif is the same(the info is the same). only the signal level is different(basically). if you want a plus i/o plate, let me know....

i just reread your first post. you want an adat to aes/ebu converter....it's doable.
http://www.alesis.com/product.php?id=6 (discontinued)
the MUTEC FORMAT CHANGER multichannel aa http://www.mutec-net.de/ is still made. http://shop.digitalaudioservice.com//pr ... cts_id/772