The Harrison 32Classic Console: The Legend Returns
3,9 / 5,0 | The Harrison 32Classic is an analogue console design, available in 32 and 48 fader configurations. The legendary mixing console has been optimized for modern studio workflows, but it still maintains the character that it’s known for.
This includes transformer-coupled mic preamps and EQ sections with an incredibly musical sound. What’s more, the 32Classic has flexible routing, as each channel can feed one of the 8 buses in either mono or stereo.
Harrison 32Classic
Meanwhile, there are also 4 mono and 1 stereo transformer-equipped aux tracks that can also be routed to the main mix. The 32Classic has an in-line mode where inputs are sent directly to the DAW with a discrete signal path for playback.
The alternative output matrix allows you to set up monitoring and headphones mixes. External routing happens via 64-channel Dante AD/DA converters, allowing complex routing configurations for Atmos 7.1.4 with AoIP support.
Harrison 32Classic · Source: Harrison
Let’s take a brief look at the features:
- Classic 32C 4-band EQ
- Harrison HP- und LP-Filter
- Transformer-based mic pres
- Main mix output with transformer
- 8 Multitrack Buses
- 4 Aux Sends
- Stereo Cue Send
- 3 x Foldback / Cue Master Outputs 2 x External Monitor Inputs
- Symmetrical stereo return with meter
- analog VU meter
- 2 monitor outputs
- Headphone output
- Main Mix Insert
- Bus inserts (symmetrical)
- Line input (balanced)
- balanced inputs
- balanced outputs
- 100mm Faders
- LEDs on each switch
- 12 Wide Atmos Monitoring (7.1.4)
- 64 premium AD converters
- 64 premium DACs
- DANTE AoIP interface
- 0 Fader Lock
- Meter with 20 segments for the entrance
- Standard connections with D-Sub
Availability and price:
Pricing and availability are still unknown at this stage, but check in at Harrison for updates.
More about the Harrison 32Classic:
- Harrison Consoles plug-ins
- Official product page
- All about Harrison
- Are Consoles Still Relevant?
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