The return of the 32c

[Rob Flinn]

 

[Brian Roth]

I hope that Harrison doesn't use 4741 opamps like their earlier (earliest?) desks. <g>

Bri

 

[john12ax7]

Interesting that there is A/D/A in the console and the whole thing connects to a DAW with an ethernet cable.

Was Harrison bought by the same company as SSL?

The video mentions 5532/34 opamps.

 

[Brian Roth]

John...I missed that part because I was falling asleep. lol

Bri

 

[Brian Roth]

Quick search:

https://audioxpress.com/news/legendary-console-brand-harrison-acquired-by-solid-state-logic
And I thought Peter Gabriel owned SSL....

/edit

Ah, yes...

https://www.solidstatelogic.com/media/solid-state-logic-joins-audiotonix-group
/edit off

Hell....I figured all the classic brands were now owned by Behringer.

Bri

 

[pucho812]

Peter sold his ownership not long ago.

 

[pucho812]

Interesting that there is A/D/A in the console and the whole thing connects to a DAW with an ethernet cable.

Was Harrison bought by the same company as SSL?

The video mentions 5532/34 opamps.

Yes, it is like that.
The a/d/a in the desk is interesting. I wonder what the latency is? I have not seen specs but they did mention dante virtual sound card in the video. Dvs does 64 I/o at 48k with a minimum latency of 4ms. Dvs can up to 96k and do 32 I/O still minimum latency of 4ms.
The fact it’s got dante leaves possibilities open but to get any better on the computer side would need a dante pcie card.
4ms is enough to throw off any musicians,