RME M-32 Da Pro II
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- High-end 32-output conversion for professional studios, broadcast, live sound, and immersive installations, with an architecture designed for operational reliability.
- Next-generation audio performance: 24-bit / 192 kHz conversion, fully balanced circuit design, specified signal-to-noise ratio of 120 dBA, and extremely low THD.
- Network integration and interoperability: dual AVB interfaces on RJ45, plus MADI I/O (coaxial and optical via optional SFP module) to adapt to existing infrastructures.
- Exemplary control and readability: large tri-color channel display (peak / RMS), 2-inch screen with rotary knob, 5 preset memories, and channel labeling with magnetic cover.
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A Pro II Evolution Designed for Modern Audio Network Workflows
The M-32 Pro II series was developed to meet the strictest specifications of professional environments: demanding studios, immersive installations, live sound systems, and industrial applications requiring reliable analog conversion combined with high-end network audio processing. The range is centered around 32 channels and comes in several variants depending on the direction of conversion (analog inputs or outputs) and network protocol (Dante or AVB), to fit current audio architectures.
In this 32-channel AVB DA converter version, the goal is clear: to provide massive, stable, and perfectly integrable analog output while delivering the announced Pro II improvements, notably optimized specifications (very low THD) and a redesigned ergonomics featuring intelligent routing and more immediate control.
Target Users and Applications in Studio, Live, and Installation
The M-32 Pro II AVB is aimed at sound engineers, stage managers, and integrators who need to feed a large number of downstream analog inputs: console returns, analog summing, external processing racks, multi-amplification, matrices and processors, complex monitoring, or multichannel broadcast. Thanks to its 32 analog outputs in Sub-D format, it allows for clean and dense rack wiring, particularly suited for patchbays and technical racks.
In the studio, it becomes an excellent conversion hub to output from an AVB network to high-end analog equipment, while maintaining clock coherence via Word Clock and MADI compatibility for long-distance links or already standardized infrastructures. In live and installation environments, its 19-inch / 1U format design facilitates integration into mobile racks, with quick visual reading of channel levels and statuses.
Key Features: Conversion, Routing, Synchronization, and Ergonomics
24-bit / 192 kHz Conversion and Balanced Design
Designed as a premium DA converter, the M-32 Pro II AVB emphasizes precise reproduction and comfortable dynamic headroom. Its fully balanced circuit design aims to improve robustness against interference and optimize transparency, while the Pro II specifications highlight very low distortion and a 120 dBA signal-to-noise ratio, important benchmarks for conversion in critical environments.
Intelligent Routing, Presets, and Direct Control
Production workflow speeds up thanks to intelligent channel routing and 5 preset memories to quickly recall configurations (studio session, broadcast mode, installation calibration, or patch variants). The 2-inch screen paired with a rotary knob provides direct access to essential parameters, convenient when the device is rack-mounted and must remain operable without relying on a computer on site.
Measurement and Labeling: Immediate Rack Readability
To secure connections and broadcasts, the front panel focuses on readability: a large backlit tri-color channel display with peak / RMS indication facilitates level monitoring at a glance. The channel labeling fields and their magnetic cover are especially useful in dense multichannel configurations, both in studio and fixed installations, to ensure reliable wiring and reduce patching errors.
Synchronization and Interconnections: AVB, MADI, and Word Clock
The connectivity combines network and professional standards: two AVB interfaces on RJ45 for audio-over-IP integration, as well as MADI I/O on coaxial BNC with the option for optical connection via an optional SFP module (not included). The Word Clock I/O enhances synchronization coherence within complex systems. Finally, the device includes SyncCheck and ICC to facilitate verification and stability of sync in environments where every detail counts.
Technical specifications
| Category | converter | Sampling frequency | 192 kHz |
| Number of channels | 32 | Rack unit | 1 |
| Converter type | 32-channel AVB DA | Maximum level | up to +24 dBu |
| Circuit design | fully balanced | AVB interfaces | 2 via RJ45 |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | 120 dBA | MADI input/output | coaxial BNC |
| Channel display | three-color backlit, peak / RMS display | SFP module for optical MADI | optional, not included |
| Control display | 2 inches with rotary encoder | Word Clock input/output | coaxial BNC |
| Channel routing | yes | MIDI input/output | via adapter |
| Synchronization functions | SyncCheck and ICC | Rack format | 19 inches / 1U |
| Preset memories | 5 | Dimensions (W x H) | approximately 483 x 44 mm |
| Channel labeling | fields with magnetic cover | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Does the RME M-32 Da Pro II have 32 analog outputs?
This DA converter provides 32 analog outputs in Sub-D format, suitable for patchbays, external processors, or multichannel broadcast systems.
What network connectivity is available on this AVB converter?
Two AVB interfaces on RJ45 ensure integration into the audio network. One MADI input and one output on coaxial BNC are also present. An optical MADI connection can be added via an optional, not included SFP module.
Can the M-32 Da Pro II be synchronized via Word Clock?
The Word Clock input/output allows integration into a synchronized setup. The SyncCheck and ICC functions contribute to clock stability monitoring.
What conversion quality does this model offer?
Conversion reaches 24-bit / 192 kHz, with a specified signal-to-noise ratio of 120 dBA and a maximum output level up to +24 dBu.
Does the RME converter fit in a 19-inch rack?
Its 19-inch chassis in 1U format measures approximately 483 x 44 mm. The 2-inch display, rotary knob, and tri-color peak/RMS meter facilitate rack control.
