Name: Midas M32
Brand: Midas
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The XL4 went on to set the benchmark for live

performance consoles in the 1990’s. Audio

engineers were amazed by what they were able to

achieve using the XL4’s unbeatable combination of

audio performance and comprehensive moving-

fader automation. Many elements of this legendary

console are still available to today’s engineers in the

current range of MIDAS digital mixing systems.

Always seeking to rede ne the boundaries of audio

performance and  exibility, the turn of the century

saw the launch of the ubiquitous HERITAGE 3000.

MIDAS employed the ultimate distillation of design

and experience in creating the perfect roadworthy

touring console. The HERITAGE 2000 and the

theatre-orientated HERITAGE 1000 completed the

line up.

Over the next decade, the HERITAGE 3000 became

the touring concert standard and formed the focal

point, along with the XL4, for most major tours

for the following decade including acts such as

Bon Jovi, Alanis Morrisette, AC/DC, Coldplay, Kid

Rock, Metallica, Alicia Keys, Foo Fighters, Christina

Aguilera, Sir Paul McCartney, Pearl Jam, and more.

Innovation continued into the new millennium with

the LEGEND 3000—the world’s  rst tri-purpose

console—as well as the Verona and Siena, which

revitalised and rede ned the market for medium

format consoles.

Then, in 2006, Digital went MIDAS

When the MIDAS XL8 was launched, it set

unprecedented new standards for audio quality,

ease of use, power,  exibility, and creative potential.

No other live digital audio console can compete

LEGEND 3000

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