Detail 01
Up to 64 analog I/O channels
The modular architecture can be configured for up to 64 channels of analog input and output.

Independent shopping perspective
Grace Design’s m701 is a modular interface and AD/DA converter for building high-channel-count studio or live I/O systems. Its eight option slots can be configured for up to 64 analog I/O channels or, with supported digital modules, up to 202 digital I/O channels. GraceNet provides browser-based metering and configuration, and the integrated 32x8 low-latency cue mixer supports multiple monitor mixes during tracking. Baseboard connections include ADAT, AES3, and S/PDIF, with BNC Word Clock input and output for clocking integration.


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Detail 01
The modular architecture can be configured for up to 64 channels of analog input and output.
Detail 02
Supported digital module configurations can reach up to 202 digital channels.
Detail 03
Supports multiple customized monitor mixes during tracking.
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Metering and configuration are available through web-based control software.
Detail 05
Includes S/PDIF, optical, AES, and listed RJ-45 Dante connections.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Eight slots for 8-channel AD/DA option modules.
Up to 64 channels of analog I/O and up to 202 channels of digital I/O, depending on configuration.
With built-in GraceNet web-based control software, accessible through a web browser.
Yes. It has an integrated 32x8 low-latency cue mixer.
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