The NT-RME-4 Power Supply from RME is an internal power circuit designed to replace any integrated power supply in an RME ADI-8 series AD/DA converter, Fireface audio interface, or Octamic microphone preamp. This internal power supply utilizes 100 to 240V AC.

For ADI-8 DS Mk III and QS    For Fireface 800, 802, and UFX    For Octamic II and Octamic XTC    Replaces Internal Power Supply    Internal Power Switching, 100-240 VAC

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can i use the xlr outputs to my McIntosh c47 preamp even though it has a built in preamp? i want to utilize my preamp even though it has a built in preamp

A: Yes. The RCA Outputs are -10 level, so this may feed to a Pre-amp.

Q: 2. Will this model play back FLAC files?

A: No, the RME ADI-2 Pro FSR BE Reference AD/DA Converter with Extreme Power Headphone Amplifiers and Remote does not have the ability play back FLAC files directly.

Q: 3. Would this permit me to plug a microphone into one of the XLR ports or do I need a seperate mic pre?

A: No, the RME ADI-2 Pro FSR does not have any mic preamps built-in so it is not intended for connecting microphones. You would need to use a separate mic preamp. As another option, you may like the RME Babyface Pro FS 24-Channel 192 kHz Bus-Powered USB 2.0 Audio Interface (B&H #RMBABYFACEPF) which has two analog XLR inputs with mic preamps.

Q: 4. Can I play an analog source and have it digital out via coaxial in real time?

A: Yes, the RME ADI-2 Pro FSR BE Reference AD/DA Converter with Extreme Power Headphone Amplifiers and Remote is able to route an analog audio source to its digital outputs in this manner.

Q: 5. Can i hook this to an amp and powered subwoofer at tbe same time

A: It depends on the powered sub woofer. The DAC has just stereo left an right outputs, so it really does not behave like an A/V receiver that has a dedicated sub out. Rather, you would use a powered sub that has full-range left and right inputs, which would pass through the internal crossover, which is typically variable, and then pass thru a full range l/r signal output that you can then feed to your amp,

Q: 6. Can I use it to acquire SPDIF signal with my computer?

A: No. SPDIF is a digital audio signal, therefore would not be a signal that a computer would recognize. Coumputers can process analog audio in and out, OR digital audio through USB.

Q: 7. What are the differences between the pro and the non-pro version?

A: New Shark chipset, Black Face, extended remote better audio specs that match the ADI2 DAC FS.

Q: 8. Will this replacement power supply also work in the older UFX?

A: No. The RME NT-RME-10 Replacement Power Supply for Fireface UFX+ and UFX II is not compatible with the older UFX. Instead, you can use the RME NT-RME-4 Replacement Power Supply (B&H # RMNTRME4), which is compatible for use with the Fireface 800, 802, and UFX, the Octamic II and Octamic XTC, and the ADI-8 DS Mk III and QS.

Q: 9. Is the DSD in this model a Quad-DSD (DSD256)?

A: This device can handle DSD256 playback.

Q: 10. Is this the latest model with the ESS 9028 chip?

A: Yes, the RME ADI-2 DAC FS Ultra-Fidelity PCM/DSD 768 kHz DA Converter stock at B&H, at the time of this writing, includes the latest version of the ESS D/A chip.