Lynx Studio AES-16e50 PCIe Card

PCI Express Card

192 kHz / 24-bit

Up to 32 digital inputs and outputs via CAT5 or CAT6 cable

16 channels sample rate conversion up to 16: 1 ratio with 144 dB dynamic range and -140 dB THD + N.

SynchroLock

Jitter adjustment

Word Clock and Multi Card Syndication

Powerful Mixing and Routing Engine

Driver at lowest latencies for Windows and MAC OSX

Breakout cable optional (not included)

Further Information

Converter	24 bit/192 kHz
Microphone Inputs	0
Phantom power	No
Number of instrument inputs	0
Line Inputs	0
Digital Inputs	AES
MIDI interface	No
SYNC	Yes
Analogue Outputs	0
Digital Outputs	AES
Headphone jack	No
Zero latency monitoring	Yes

Converter

24 bit/192 kHz

Microphone Inputs

Phantom power

Number of instrument inputs

Line Inputs

Digital Inputs

AES

MIDI interface

SYNC

Yes

Analogue Outputs

Digital Outputs

AES

Headphone jack

Zero latency monitoring

Yes

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Only card to record in AES50

bass.maxx, 13.09.2015

The only card to easily record in 24 in / out AES-50 in 96kHz and 24bit (without having a DN9696) from a Midas PRO console.
Other solutions with a DN9650 request to change format (DANTE, MADI, ETHERSOUND, COBRANET).
PCIe card, easy to install in a tower, driver easy to install (Windows 7), operational right away. Complete software but not immediate.
Recognized right away under Reaper, very low latency, impeccable to make digital inserts and virtual soundcheck.
The big defect of this card is the connector RJ45 to connect it with the console: this one is internal, no offset to use a slot of the PC, so it leads to do a do-it-yourself to pull out the cable. In some cases, especially 3U racks, the connection to the card requires twisting the cable a bit because the connector is too close to the case.

Before purchase, compare well with the solution DN9650 + DANTE which allows to have 32 in / out at 96kHz / 24bits.

For Apple users, you can use a Sonnet box to connect the card to Thunderbolt.

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