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Apogee’s latest audio interfaces eschew physical controls to keep the price as attractive as the audio quality. Can the convenience of software really replace the allure of flashing lights and knobs?
High-end digital converter manufacturers Apogee are Apple's audio partner of choice, and their latest Firewire interface is aimed squarely at Mac users with a taste for quality.
This sleek four-channel interface and monitor controller embodies all the quality and style we’ve come to expect from Apogee.
Apogee’s Symphony interface has been Thunderbolted, touchscreened and released back into the world as the Symphony MkII.
Apogee claim that their new interface is the result of 25 years of research into digital audio — so we have high expectations for it. Find out whether the Symphony lives up to them.
The Ensemble Thunderbolt isn’t just an update — Apogee have completely redesigned it, and the results are impressive.
Apogee's latest premium 2-in/4-out desktop interface features a sleek new design plus an internal DSP engine.
Apogee’s long‑serving desktop audio interface gets a thorough makeover.
Apogee introduce their own take on the DSP‑powered audio interface.
Apogee's Duet 2 puts the company’s famed A-D/D-A conversion into a box that’s attractive in terms of both styling and price...
With its built-in analogue compressor, Apogee's latest USB mic aims to give you radio-ready recordings straight out of the box.
Apogee's Symphony system aims to bring professional hardware to users who want to work with native digital audio workstations on a Mac, whether they're in the studio with a Mac Pro or on the road with a Macbook Pro.
This compact unit from Apogee offers high-end preamplification and conversion, along with a clutch of useful processing, monitoring and output facilities.
Apogee's new converter builds on the reputation of the original PSX100 and Rosetta units, upgrading the sonics and adding a pile of new facilities, including sophisticated jitter-reduction processing and sample-rate conversion.
Apogee increase the range of their Symphony I/O MkII interface with a module aimed squarely at mastering.