Digiface Dante
Digiface Dante
Digiface Dante
Digiface Dante
Last updated at 07/23/2026 14:48:48
RME Digiface Dante Dante/MADI/USB 3.0 Audio Interface, 128-in/128-out, 24-bit/192kHz, with Headphone Output, Work Clock I/O, and Bus Power
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RME Digiface Dante 128-in/128-out Dante/MADI/USB 3.0 Audio Interface
Delivery between 28–31 July $16.65
RME Digiface Dante 256-Channel 192 kHz USB Audio Interface
Delivery $5
RME Digiface Dante 256-Channel 192 kHz USB Audio Interface
Delivery $5
RME Digiface Dante
Delivery between 27 July – 7 Aug $20
RME Digiface Dante 256-Channel 192 kHz USB Audio Interface
Free delivery between 29 July – 4 Aug
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Opening the package this thing felt build like a tank. Setting up the Digiface Dante was easy with the included USB cable. Althoug for the Dante part NO network cable was included.Installation of the drivers (supplied only via RME website, so no CD) was easy and the RME was recognised in a second.Because the Digiface Dante is also a network switch, Windows recognises the device as an extra network adapter (as connected via USB3). TotalMix was new for me so it took me some time to get used to it. Its very stable an got all basic features you need. Note that this Digiface Dante has no DSP effects.I use the setup together with my Ferrofish A32 Dante, and its a pleasure to use.A little minus point (personal preference); The headphone jack has no hardware vollume ... MoreOpening the package this thing felt build like a tank. Setting up the Digiface Dante was easy with the included USB cable. Althoug for the Dante part NO network cable was included.Installation of the drivers (supplied only via RME website, so no CD) was easy and the RME was recognised in a second.Because the Digiface Dante is also a network switch, Windows recognises the device as an extra network adapter (as connected via USB3). TotalMix was new for me so it took me some time to get used to it. Its very stable an got all basic features you need. Note that this Digiface Dante has no DSP effects.I use the setup together with my Ferrofish A32 Dante, and its a pleasure to use.A little minus point (personal preference); The headphone jack has no hardware vollume knob, and is based on the same side as the Network connectors. therefore using/installing it in a 19" rack wihout seeing all cables requires a little workaround.Overall; a very good and solid product i recommend!
| Computer Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Form Factor | Desktop |
| Bus Powered | Yes |
RME Digiface Dante Dante/MADI/USB 3.0 Audio Interface, 128-in/128-out, 24-bit/192kHz, with Headphone Output, Work Clock I/O, and Bus Power
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
RME Digiface Dante 128-in/128-out Dante/MADI/USB 3.0 Audio Interface
Delivery between 28–31 July $16.65
RME Digiface Dante 256-Channel 192 kHz USB Audio Interface
Delivery $5
RME Digiface Dante 256-Channel 192 kHz USB Audio Interface
Delivery $5
RME Digiface Dante
Delivery between 27 July – 7 Aug $20
Opening the package this thing felt build like a tank. Setting up the Digiface Dante was easy with the included USB cable. Althoug for the Dante part NO network cable was included.Installation of the drivers (supplied only via RME website, so no CD) was easy and the RME was recognised in a second.Because the Digiface Dante is also a network switch, Windows recognises the device as an extra network adapter (as connected via USB3). TotalMix was new for me so it took me some time to get used to it. Its very stable an got all basic features you need. Note that this Digiface Dante has no DSP effects.I use the setup together with my Ferrofish A32 Dante, and its a pleasure to use.A little minus point (personal preference); The headphone jack has no hardware vollume ... MoreOpening the package this thing felt build like a tank. Setting up the Digiface Dante was easy with the included USB cable. Althoug for the Dante part NO network cable was included.Installation of the drivers (supplied only via RME website, so no CD) was easy and the RME was recognised in a second.Because the Digiface Dante is also a network switch, Windows recognises the device as an extra network adapter (as connected via USB3). TotalMix was new for me so it took me some time to get used to it. Its very stable an got all basic features you need. Note that this Digiface Dante has no DSP effects.I use the setup together with my Ferrofish A32 Dante, and its a pleasure to use.A little minus point (personal preference); The headphone jack has no hardware vollume knob, and is based on the same side as the Network connectors. therefore using/installing it in a 19" rack wihout seeing all cables requires a little workaround.Overall; a very good and solid product i recommend!
| Computer Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Form Factor | Desktop |
| Bus Powered | Yes |