The Pulsar provides 20 inputs and 20 outputs, plus a MIDI interface with In, Out and Thru connectors. In addition to the I/O on the outside of the card, the Pulsar includes a card edge connector for connecting another Pulsar (or SCOPE card) to create a really large system.
The analog I/O section of the Pulsar contains stereo inputs and stereo outputs on four RCA jacks (unbalanced, -10dB). The A/D section features a 20-bit converter that can sample at a variety of rates up to 96KHz (32K, 44.1K, 48K, 88.2K and 96K). The D/A section features a 24-bit converter. The “Plus” version of the card will include balanced, +4dB analog I/O (on XLRs) instead of the unbalanced I/O.
The Pulsar provides S/PDIF coax connectors on RCA jacks. The S/PDIF I/O will pass 24-bit data, so you can use your own outboard 24-bit converters if you so desire. The “Plus” version will include AES/EBU digital I/O instead of S/PDIF.
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