Used Yamaha MY8 Series Interfaces
Used Yamaha MY8 Series Interfaces are Mini-YGDAI expansion cards designed to add digital and analog I/O in a variety of formats to compatible Yamaha digital mixing consoles, processors and power amplifiers. Available variants include AES/EBU, TASCAM TDIF and analog outputs, supporting resolutions up to 24-bit and sampling frequencies up to 96kHz. Browse the second-hand Yamaha MY8 Series listings available below to find the specific card your system requires.
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Yamaha MY8 Series Interfaces specifications
| Brand | Yamaha |
| Segment | Audio |
| Typical used price | $476 (range $285–$666) |
About the Yamaha MY8 Series Interfaces
The Yamaha MY8 Series Interfaces are Mini-YGDAI cards that expand I/O capabilities on Yamaha digital mixing consoles, processors and power amps fitted with compatible card slots. The MY8-AE delivers an 8-in/8-out AES/EBU interface at 24-bit resolution via a single D-sub 25-pin connector, while the MY8-TD provides 8-in/8-out TDIF-1 connectivity at 24-bit with a D-sub 25-pin connector and a BNC Word Clock output. The MY8-DA96 offers an 8-output balanced analog interface at 24-bit and 96kHz, with a maximum output level of +18dBu via a D-sub 25-pin connector.
Yamaha MY8 Series Interfaces — buyer FAQs
What are the Yamaha MY8 Series Interfaces and what do they do?
The Yamaha MY8 Series Interfaces are Mini-YGDAI expansion cards that add digital or analog I/O to Yamaha digital mixing consoles, processors and power amplifiers fitted with compatible card slots. Each card slots into the host unit and extends its connectivity in a specific format, whether AES/EBU, TASCAM TDIF-1 or balanced analog output, without requiring external converters or additional hardware.
Who makes the MY8 Series and where does it fit in Yamaha's pro audio range?
Yamaha is a Japanese corporation whose Pro Audio division covers mixing consoles, signal processors, power amplifiers and speakers for live sound and installation. The MY8 Series sits within that ecosystem as a family of Mini-YGDAI expansion cards, providing a standardised way to extend the I/O of Yamaha digital consoles and processors rather than replacing them.
What formats and channel counts do the different MY8 variants support?
The MY8-AE provides an 8-in/8-out AES/EBU interface at 24-bit resolution via a D-sub 25-pin connector. The MY8-TD offers 8-in/8-out TDIF-1 connectivity at 24-bit with a D-sub 25-pin connector and a BNC Word Clock output, dropping to 4-in/4-out at 96kHz. The MY8-DA96 delivers eight balanced analog outputs at 24-bit and 96kHz, with a maximum output level of +18dBu, also via a D-sub 25-pin connector.
What should I check when buying a used Yamaha MY8 Series card?
Confirm the specific variant (MY8-AE, MY8-TD or MY8-DA96) matches the format and channel count your system needs, and verify the card is compatible with the card slot on your console or processor. Inspect the D-sub 25-pin connector and, on the MY8-TD, the BNC Word Clock connector for physical damage. Each 10K Used listing carries a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full detail is in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide.
How is the used price of a second-hand Yamaha MY8 Series card determined?
Used pricing varies primarily by which variant is being sold, since the MY8-DA96 with 96kHz analog output and the digital interface cards serve different needs and carry different values. Condition of the card edge connector and overall physical state, whether a D-sub breakout cable is included, and seller location also influence price. Check the live listings on this page for current asking prices.
