Apogee

Your analogue chain ends at the converter. Santa Monica’s Apogee has built its name on A/D and D/A conversion, with audio interfaces and expansion modules for getting signals into and out of your recording system. We’ve got Symphony I/O configurations, Symphony Studio interfaces and conversion hardware for different channel counts (the outputs matter just as much). Match the connections to the room, then get recording.

Apogee started in 1985 by tackling the sound of early digital recording. Its anti-aliasing filters upgraded Sony and Mitsubishi recording systems before the company moved into complete converters. That focus on the analogue-to-digital boundary runs through the Rosetta range and the modular Symphony I/O family.

USB-C or Thunderbolt? Fixed connections or room to expand? Our collection includes Symphony Studio 2x12, 8x8 and 8x16 interfaces, alongside Symphony I/O MkII chassis and module configurations. Rosetta 800 and AD16-X converters cover earlier systems, while the Control Remote puts compatible Apogee controls within reach. The AES-IFC breakout cable handles XLR-to-DB-25 digital connections, and DB-25 and adaptor cables turn up among our outboard accessories.

We’ve got Apogee interfaces, converters and expansion options for your next recording setup. Need a specific Symphony configuration? Give Find Me Gear the chassis and channel details, and we’ll help track it down. In-stock equipment is ready to ship UK-wide.