Harrison Audio 32Classic
Large-format analog in-line recording console
Recording ConsolePrice not published
Specifications
- Type
- Recording Console
- Description
- Large-format analog in-line recording console
- Topology
- Transformer-coupled (Jensen JT-MB-CPCA) mic preamp + Harrison 32C 4-band parametric EQ circuit; historical 32-series design uses 5532/5534 op-amps per third-party sources. 'Discrete Class-A' phrasing not confirmed by any Harrison source for this product.
- Signal path
- Analog
- Channels
- 32
- Channel format
- mono in-line channels
- Form factor
- Large-format console, modular extruded-aluminum frame; standard 32-channel or custom 48/96-channel/Producer Desk configurations
- Connection
- Dante AoIP (integrated), D-Sub analog I/O
- Sample rate (kHz)
- 48/96 (Dante; two internal 32x32 Dante cards combined via internal Ethernet switch to allow single-cable 96kHz operation)
- Back design
- D-Sub audio I/O connectors; rear cable raceway and passthrough access
- Introduced
- 2023
- Country of manufacture
- Designed/engineered in Nashville, TN (USA); manufactured in Oxford, England per Harrison Audio's own launch press release
- Phantom power
- 48V
Details
Controls: 100mm premium faders with LED-illuminated switches, 4-band parametric EQ with variable HP/LP filters, fader lock, 20-segment input meters, large analog VU output meters
I/O: 32 mono mic/line channel I/O (XLR/D-Sub), 64ch AD + 64ch DA converters, Dante AoIP network interface, balanced direct outs per channel, main mix bus insert, 2 external monitor inputs, 3 foldback/cue master outputs, headphone output
Notable use: Featured in a Harrison UK studio session documentary with Nashville-based artist Taylor McCall
Notes: PRICE FLAG: console pricing is POA/custom-quoted per configuration; no MSRP is published on harrisonaudio.com. Dealer street prices seen for the base 32-channel config vary widely (Sweetwater ~$99,999.99, ProAudioDesign ~$105,998, UK list ~£75,000 ≈ $95k) — left blank per golden rule rather than picking one inconsistent figure. MANUFACTURING FLAG: design/engineering is credited to Nashville, TN, but the console itself is stated (in Harrison's own press release) to be manufactured in Oxford, England — Harrison is now part of UK-headquartered Audiotonix; flagging since this may surprise users expecting 'Made in USA'.