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Midas announced the launch of PRO9, a new addition to its PRO Series of digital audio systems that includes the simultaneously-launched PRO3 and the existing PRO6.

PRO9 is designed to top the Midas PRO Series, featuring a 88 channel input count and 35 buses, with the dual stage boxes offering placement flexibility up to 200m apart and 500m from the FOH position.

The PRO9 features the full range of Midas I/O box options, including the newly-launched DL251 fixed format stage box and the DL431 24 channel 5-way mic splitter offering three mic preamps per channel and dual digital network connections, both with redundancy. The range also includes the new Klark Teknik DN9650 digital format converter offering connectivity to different digital protocols, including MADI and Dante.

The Midas PRO9 comes with the features which exist in the XL8 and the PRO6. This includes the VCA and POPulation groups, which allow users to navigate channels without the hindrance of layers or pages of faders. It will feature the Midas sound characteristics, which have their roots in the Midas analogue boards. The PRO9 benefits from the same choice of effects and dynamics processing as the PRO6 and XL8, including the XL8 compressor options.

Features:
  • Classic Midas sound
  • Sample-synchronous audio quality – all audio time and phase coherent
  • Daylight-viewable screens
  • 24 bit, 96kHz sampling
  • 192 × 192 channel bi-directional snake included
  • Up to 288 inputs and 294 outputs patched and routed on a scene-by-scene basis
  • IEM-safe low latency
  • Dual solo busses for in-ears and wedges
  • ‘Area B’ for quick, easy access to selected inputs

Check out www.midasconsoles.com for more details.
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