Nashville, TN (October 24, 2023)—Harrison Audio has announced its new 32Classic mixing console, a 32-channel, in-line/split-recording console, which will debut tomorrow at AES.
Described as offering “a hybrid modular design and premium componentry throughout,” the 32Classic accommodates 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 built-in modern features—such as 64 channels of high-end AD/DA conversion and a Dante AoIP interface—make the 32Classic suitable for a modern mixing environment or a classic tracking room.
The new 32Classic, available in 32- and 48-channel variants, is designed and engineered in Nashville, TN by Harrison Audio—now a part of Solid State Logic following its acquisition in April 2023—and manufactured in Oxford, England.
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“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,” commented Gary Thielman, president, Harrison Audio LLC. “With the launch of our 32Classic, we are excited to begin a new journey with Harrison Audio.”
Key features include Harrison’s classic 32C 4-band EQ with HP and LP filters; transformer-balanced mic preamplifiers and main mix outputs; balanced line input, insert points and direct outputs; eight multitrack buses, four aux sends and a stereo cue send; 64 channels of premium AD/DA converters; built-in Dante AoIP interface (optional extra); 12-wide Atmos monitoring (7.1.4); and a DAW-compatible frame design.
Harrison Audio is distributed globally through Solid State Logic’s partner network, which includes Group One in the USA.
