The main feature of this converter is its outstanding sound quality which makes it suitable for the most demanding projects when preserving the original signal quality is a required.

The main differences between Stereo192ADC and Stereo96ADC are:

up to 192k operation (for playback at 192k check Stereo96DAC or 8X192 ADDA)

ability to work on Battery Power

ultra hi-end audiophile grade front end featuring large solid state capacitors (instead of electrolytics)

Trimpots/knob switchable on front panel

No 16/20 bit output (only 24)

44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4 and 192kHz internal sampling frequencies

Ext. wordclock sync 25-100kHz or 256x Superclock(tm)

123dB Dynamic Range

24 bit resolution

115/230VAC or Battery Power operation

Precision 10 turn-trimpots or input gain knob switchable on front panel

Wordclock output can be used as a hi-end house clock.

Conversion
Linear
128x oversampling at 44.1/48kHz
64x oversampling at 88.2/96/176.4/192k

External sync
Wordclock in and out. or 256x Superclock
Wordlock Out used as house clock: 15 LS TTL loads max.
Can be terminated.

Dimensions
1/3 rack space wide x 1U high x 8" deep
3.5 pounds

Analog Inputs
+4dBm balanced or unbalanced, 10kOhm

Digital outputs
Hi-speed (25-200kHz) AES/EBU
SPDIF

Internal clock jitter
<10picoseconds

THD + Noise
-105dB (<0.0005%)

Sample rates
44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4 and 192kHz
or wordclock 25-200kHz

Dynamic range
123dB A-weighted,
120dB Total

Mains
100/115V-220/240V 50/60Hz switchable
or 7-12V External Battery

Resolution
24bit