Solid State Logic SSL UMD192 – MADI/Dante audio interface

Solid State Logic is releasing a digital device with rugged Ethernet ports, two primary and two secondary, for high-quality live sound, broadcasting and professional studios.

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The product provides up to 192 channels and bidirectional audio transfer between any two formats: MADI, Dante and USB. Users can connect several MADI devices to a Dante network or record and play large channel counts over USB 3.0. A split of the audio signal can be sent to the third format. The new device offers full Dante AoIP compatibility with AES67 and ST 2110 support (with DDM), Dante latency as low as 0.25 ms, and synchronization to either MADI or Dante.

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The interface has six pairs of MADI BNC connectors. In redundant mode, these provide three redundant MADI connections for critical broadcast and live applications. The device supports AC, Ethernet PoE or USB power and can complement System T, Harrison 32Classic, Oracle and Origin consoles. The UMD192 works directly with macOS Core Audio without additional drivers. Windows requires the SSL ASIO driver, available free from the Solid State Logic support portal. The ASIO drivers support multiple clients, allowing several ASIO applications to access the interface at once.

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The Solid State Logic SSL UMD192 will be available in February 2026 for $3300.