"Apogee has always had the very best quality products in its field, so we were interested in Symphony as soon as we heard about it. After initially hearing the Symphony System, we were pretty excited about the clarity and definition. Once we got it into our new space the sound was simply phenomenal...It not only sounds better, it makes our entire recording process run more smoothly."

Recent projects:
CBS’ Cold Case season 4, CBS’ Close to Home season 2, “Adrift in Manhattan” and
“The Simpsons Movie” (With Hans Zimmer)

"Technology has finally caught up to my needs in a DAW. I'm running Logic Pro with the new Symphony System with fantastic results.  The Symphony System finally brings near zero latency to native recording, and the new converters (AD/DA-16Xs) sound absolutely fantastic. Logic Pro sounds much better than any other DAW I've used before. The low-end is warm and the high-end is silky smooth. It is a very efficient program and not very taxing on the CPU, which, along with the new Intel Macs, leaves me with an astounding surplus of processing power. The quality of this system meets and even surpasses the large format analog consoles I was used to. I have mixed many Rock and Metal records and until recently, I wouldn't even have considered mixing "in the box". Now, however, I mix nearly all projects in Logic."

Recent projects:
Project 86, Soil, Static X, DethKlok, Mindless Self Indulgence, Breaking Benjamin

"Most simply put, the Symphony System rocks and is rock solid! With most big projects, I prefer mixing ‘out of the box’ through an analog console. Being a Logic user, my new Symphony system is hands down the best sounding I/O option with plenty of expandability for larger track counts. The other big bonus is the Big Ben clock, the C777, built right into the AD-16X. The timing precision is so solid, and with the simple user interface, I easily know all is running smoothly. I now have the sonic quality Apogee is known for, mixed with seamless integration on my Mac Pro/Logic rig. Life in the studio is good!"

Recent projects:
Nelly Furtado, Justin Timberlake, Mariah Carey, Missy Elliott, Nadia Ali

SOS Review

Mark Wherry Interfaces with Symphony and Symphony Mobile

"Apogee's Symphony is an impressive system that truly brings professional-quality audio convertors, combined with good performance and low latency, to Core audio-based applications on both desktop and mobile platforms."

>Download the PDF here

Symphony wins Mix Foundation's TEC Award

Symphony takes home the TEC award for "Ancillary Equipment" at the 23rd Annual presentation of the TEC awards in New York

>TEC Award Winners

ProAudio Review has Symphony Covered

Cover story: PAR's Russ Long takes a look at the Native DAW that "is a challenge to the industry pervasiveness of TDM systems"

"I’m a long time Pro Tools user and, quite
frankly, I haven’t considered switching platforms…
until now. Logic Pro 7.2 coupled
with the Symphony System is reasonably
priced for any audio professional..."

>Download the PDF here

Mix Magazine's Symphony "Field Test"

Mix's Kevin Bekca conducts a Symphony Field Test

"Symphony is certainly a contender for
the native crown: This all-in-one system finally
provides the horsepower necessary to
get the job done, whether you’re mixing or
tracking."

>Download the PDF here

Geek out! Tape Op Reviews Symphony

Tape Op's, Andy Hong sells his Pro Tools HD rig... and reviews his new Symphony set-up.

"The system sounds absolutely stunning, and it’s
so damn powerful, I have yet to do a project on it that comes even close to maxing the CPU and HD loads. And by the way, it cost significantly less than what a “comparable” PT HD rig would cost. (Now there’s a can of worms!)."

>Download the PDF here

Audio Media Reviews Symphony

Apogee Symphony –
Daw I/O System

"Ever dreamed of having your best convertors fully inegrated with your native DAW, complete with routing and inter-application audio, via a single card? DAVID HELPLING has, and now it's real... "

> Read the review here
> Download the Audio Media e-zine here

Symphony Wins Gear of the Year

Audio Media honors Apogee's Symphony with its "Gear of the Year" award for 2006

>Gear of the Year (PDF Excerpt)

The Symphony PCI Card is the Key to      the Symphony System...

...the most powerful native audio workstation available. At 32-channels of I/O per card, Symphony connects Apogee’s legendary X-Series and Rosetta Series converters to Apple’s revolutionary Mac Pro and Logic Pro audio creation and production DAW. The result is the lowest latency available in a native audio system (1.6 milliseconds at 96k) and an incredible capacity for plug-in processing and high channel count recording that outperforms popular card-based DSP systems. And, with all of those benefits, a Symphony System comes at a fraction of the cost, making it an undeniable choice for professional high-end audio.