Equipment Category – Date

Sound - Mixing -

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REDD.37 (EMI) (1958)
Known as the Beatles console, only three of this console were built.

REDD.51 (EMI) (1964)

A Series (Solid State Logic SSL) (1976)

SL4000B Series (Solid State Logic SSL) (1976)

Libra (Helios Electronics) (1977)
Modular highly-configurable analogue theatre sound desk

SL4000 E Series (Solid State Logic SSL) (1979)

PR40 Console System (Midas) (1980)

A-Type (Cadac) (1980s)

1984 Custom Desk (Cadac) (1984)
Built for Starlight Express, London

TAC Scorpion (Amek) (1984)
TAC stands for Total Audio Concepts

Series 200B (Soundcraft Electronics) (1985)

Disteq (D&R Mixing Consoles) (1988)
Rack mount mixer

XL3 (Midas) (1990)

J-Type (Cadac) (1992)

Concert (Cadac) (1994)

K1 (Soundcraft Electronics) (1994)

RCS1602 Mixer (Ross Systems) (1994)

XL2000 (Midas) (1994)

XL4 (Midas) (1994)
Live Performance Mixing Console

02R (Yamaha) (1995)

GL4 (Allen & Heath) (1995)

Broadway (Soundcraft Electronics) (1996)
Digitally-controlled analogue mixing desk

Cybermix CM8000 (Behringer) (1996)
16-Channel VCA-Controlled Fader Automation.

Eurodesk MX8000 (Behringer) (1996)
24 into 8 studio mixer

Eurorack MX2802/MX2642 (Behringer) (1996)

GL3000 (Allen & Heath) (1996)

K2 (Soundcraft Electronics) (1996)

X-Series (Crest Audio) (1999)

R-Type (Cadac) (2001)
Lightweight Touring Console

K3 Theatre (Soundcraft Electronics) (2002)

S-Type (Cadac) (2002)

SD8 (Digico) (2008)

Digidesign Venue (Avid) (2009)
Range of Digital Sound Mixers

X32 Digital Mixer (Behringer) (2012)
Ground-breaking Digital Mixer

CDC seven (Cadac) (2016)
Digital live sound mixer

SD12 (Digico) (2017)
Compact Mixing Console

SQ (Allen & Heath) (2017)

CDC four (Cadac) (2019)

Live1 (Cadac) (2019)

Quantum 338 (Digico) (2020)

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