RME M-32 AD Pro II Dante
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- High-end 24-bit / 192 kHz AD Conversion with a fully balanced circuit design, engineered for critical environments.
- Dante audio network integration via 2 RJ45 interfaces to adapt to IP audio infrastructures in studios, stages, and installations.
- Up to 32 channels and comprehensive connectivity including MADI I/O (coaxial and optical via optional SFP module) and Word Clock for robust synchronization.
- "Pro" ergonomics: large tricolor channel display (peak / RMS), 2-inch control screen with rotary knob, 5 preset memories, and channel labeling under a magnetic cover.
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M-32 Pro II: A Performance and Network Integration-Oriented Evolution
Designed to meet the demands of professional studios, immersive installations, live sound reinforcement, and industrial applications, the M-32 Pro II series positions itself as a generation focused on reliability and analog conversion quality within modern workflows. This Pro II version highlights improved specifications (notably very low distortion), smarter channel routing, and enhanced user-friendliness to integrate seamlessly and uncompromisingly into control rooms, technical racks, and high-end audio networks.
Who Is This 32-Input Dante AD Converter For?
The M-32 Pro II is aimed at sound engineers and integrators who need a 32-channel analog-to-digital converter capable of handling dense sessions and real production constraints: multitrack studio recording, live monitoring and recording, long-distance links via audio network, or interconnection between analog racks and digital ecosystems. With its 32 analog inputs on 25-pin Sub-D connectors and Dante compatibility, it becomes a relevant choice to centralize sources (preamps, channels, console outputs, analog devices) and distribute them efficiently to a recording system, mixing engine, or broadcast infrastructure.
Key Features: Conversion, Routing, and Daily Control
High-Resolution Conversion and Professional Headroom
The 24-bit / 192 kHz conversion allows working in high resolution with comfortable headroom for demanding productions, while maintaining a clean signal thanks to a 120 dBA signal-to-noise ratio. The fully balanced circuit design aims for better noise immunity and consistent processing across all channels, a crucial point when aligning multitrack takes or immersive recordings.
Dante Network, MADI, and Synchronization: Seamless Integration
The dual Dante RJ45 ports facilitate integration into IP audio networks and adapt to common topologies (main and backup network depending on infrastructure). In parallel, the presence of a MADI input/output on coaxial BNC, complemented by the possibility of an optical link via an optional SFP module, allows connecting the M-32 Pro II to existing digital systems. Synchronization is ensured by Word Clock on BNC and functions such as SyncCheck and ICC, useful for monitoring and securing clock coherence and overall stability in a multi-device environment.
Readability, Presets, and Labeling: Designed for Racks and Tours
In studio or live settings, quick diagnostics save valuable time. The large backlit tricolor channel display with peak / RMS indication provides immediate level reading. The 2-inch control screen combined with a rotary knob centralizes device settings and management. The 5 preset memories simplify configuration recalls, while the channel labeling fields with magnetic cover promote clear identification, essential when 32 inputs must remain perfectly documented.
Technical specifications
| Category | converter | Sampling frequency | 192 kHz |
| Number of channels | 32 | Rack unit | 1 |
| Type | high-end 32-channel Dante AD converter | Optical SFP module | optional (not included) |
| Resolution | 24 bits / 192 kHz | Functions | SyncCheck and ICC |
| Circuit design | fully balanced | Routing | intelligent channel routing |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | 120 dBA | Rack format | 19 inches / 1U |
| Specifications | extremely low THD values | Dimensions (W x H) | 483 x 44 mm |
| Maximum level | up to +24 dBu | ||
Questions frequently asked
How many analog sources can be converted simultaneously?
The 32 analog inputs on 25-pin Sub-D connectors allow simultaneous digitization of 32 sources, such as preamps or console outputs.
Is the RME M-32 AD Pro II Dante compatible with Dante and MADI?
Two Dante ports on RJ45 are integrated for audio over network transport. One MADI input and one output on coaxial BNC are also available. An optical MADI link can be added via an optional SFP module not included.
What resolution and input level does this converter accept?
The conversion supports 24 bit / 192 kHz, with a signal-to-noise ratio specified at 120 dBA. The maximum input level can reach +24 dBu.
How to synchronize the converter within an audio network?
Synchronization is done via Word Clock on BNC, and the SyncCheck and ICC functions ensure clock coherence control.
Can the M-32 AD Pro II Dante be installed in a 19-inch rack?
This model occupies 1U in a 19-inch rack and measures 483 x 44 mm. The 2-inch control display and rotary knob facilitate front panel adjustments. Five preset memories allow recalling configurations.



