Apogee’s flagship conversion, built around your studio. The Apogee Symphony I/O Mk II SYM2-CONNECT-8-2X6SE-PTHD-PLUS is a modular multichannel audio interface with Pro Tools HD connectivity and Connect 8×8 MP module + 2×6 SE module. Symphony I/O Mk II takes up to 32 channels of analog I/O per chassis, with an intuitive touchscreen – made for recording, mixing and mastering at the highest level.
Why customers choose it
Who it is for
Recording studios that track bands and drums, project studios, scoring stages, live recording rigs and broadcast facilities that need many mic inputs with top-class conversion.
What’s in the box
- Symphony I/O Mk II (Connect 8×8 MP module + 2×6 SE module installed)
- 3-pin IEC power cable
- Quick Start Guide
- Warranty booklet
Specifications
| Model / configuration | SYM2-CONNECT-8-2X6SE-PTHD-PLUS |
|---|---|
| Platform | Apogee Symphony I/O Mk II |
| Connectivity | Pro Tools HD |
| I/O modules | Connect 8×8 MP module + 2×6 SE module |
| Analog I/O | 10 in / 14 out |
| Mic preamps | 8, up to 72 dB gain |
| Digital I/O (2×6 SE) | AES stereo in/out (XLR), optical in/out (ADAT 8 ch at 44.1-48 kHz, SMUX 4 ch at 88.2-96 kHz, S/PDIF), coaxial S/PDIF in/out |
| 2×6 SE conversion | A/D 124 dB, D/A 131 dB dynamic range (A-wtd) |
| Max input / output level | +24 dBu (+4 setting) / up to +24 dBu |
| Headphone output | 1 x 1/4″ stereo, front panel, Constant Current Drive |
| Front panel | Touchscreen, control knob, power button |
| Rear panel | 2 module slots, option card slot, word clock I/O, AC power |
| Compatibility | Mac or PC with Pro Tools HD 9 or later |
| Power | 90-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz, 150 W |
| Type | Modular multichannel audio interface |
| Dynamic Range | A/D 124 dB, D/A 131 dB (2×6 SE) |
Good to know
- DB25 connections need DB25 snake cables (not included).
- Register with Apogee to download the Symphony Control software and firmware updates.
FAQ
Can I change the modules later?
Yes. Symphony I/O Mk II has two module slots that take any combination of Mk II modules, plus an option card slot for other connectivity.
What is the difference between SE and non-SE modules?
SE (Special Edition) modules are Apogee’s top-of-the-line Symphony modules. The 16×16 SE uses the ESS 9822pro A/D chip and an ultra-low distortion output driver.



























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