Console manufacturer and software developer Harrison Audio has announced the 32Classic Mixing Console, a 32-channel in-line/split-recording console – a ‘purist’ console with modern features and flexible workflow options.
With a hybrid modular design and premium componentry throughout, the 32Classic is able to accommodate a variety of ‘traditional’ and modern ‘hybrid’ workflows.
Its 32 mono mic/line channels, classic 32C four-band parametric EQ with variable high-pass and low-pass filters and other modern features such as 64 channels of high-end AD/DA conversion and a Dante AoIP interface, suit it to a modern mixing environment or a classic tracking room.
The 32Classic’s design features gold-plated switches, conductive plastic potentiometers and summing buses carried by PCBs.
‘The 32Classic has been designed from the ground up to include the sound and features that Harrison consoles are known for, set in a modular design that accommodates modern workflows,’ says Harrison Audio President, Gary Thielman. ‘With the launch of our 32Classic, we are excited to begin a new journey with Harrison Audio.’
Key features:
- Available in 32 and 48 channel variants.
- Classic 32C 4 band EQ with HP and LP filters.
- Transformer balanced mic preamplifiers.
- Transformer balanced Main Mix output.
- In-line or split recording/monitoring status.
- Balanced Line input, Balanced insert points, Balanced Direct Outputs.
- 100mm faders.
- 8 Multitrack Buses, 4 Aux Sends, Stereo Cue Send.
- 64 channels of premium AD/DA.
- Built-in Dante AoIP interface (optional).
- 12 Wide Atmos Monitoring (7.1.4).
- DAW-compatible frame design.
- Instrument input fed from centre section.
- Zero Fader Lock/bypass.
Over the past 50 years, Harrison production tools have helped world-renowned artists create some of the most recognized and celebrated music in history. The 32Classic takes their legacy in analogue console design and combines it with modern studio integration, giving artists, producers and engineers the tools needed to record and mix music, which stands the test of time.
Now a part of Solid State Logic, he new 32Classic is designed and engineered by Harrison Audio in Nashville, Tennessee, and manufactured in Oxford, England.
More: www.harrisonaudio.com
