![]() ![]() The I/O2 and I/O14 (described briefly in the 'Keeping It In The Family' box) are the baby brothers to the I/O26 reviewed here and, while the amount of connectivity provided increases through the range, the units obviously share some common technology and design elements. ![]() In summary, the I/O26 offers 26 inputs (eight analogue, 16 ADAT and two via S/PDIF) and eight simultaneous outputs (all analogue, while the S/PDIF output can be assigned to replicate any of the analogue output pairs). Sample rates of up to 192kHz are supported, all at 24-bit. All eight analogue inputs feature switchable phantom power, and two headphone outputs and MIDI In and Out are also featured. More uniquely, the I/O26 also includes dedicated turntable inputs and insert points on every analogue input.
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