Mixing Consoles
Professional Mixing Consoles for Every Application
Whether you're running a live gig, managing a house of worship, setting up a broadcast studio, or building a compact PA system, our collection of mixing consoles offers the tools you need to shape and control your sound with precision.
Analogue & Digital Mixers from Leading Brands
We stock a wide range of analogue and digital mixers from industry leaders includi... [Read more]
Professional Mixing Consoles for Every Application
Whether you're running a live gig, managing a house of worship, setting up a broadcast studio, or building a compact PA system, our collection of mixing consoles offers the tools you need to shape and control your sound with precision.
Analogue & Digital Mixers from Leading Brands
We stock a wide range of analogue and digital mixers from industry leaders including:
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Behringer – feature-rich and budget-friendly options for live and studio use
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Australian Monitor & Power Dynamics – compact and rack-mountable mixers ideal for installations
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Allen & Heath, and Midas – professional-grade consoles for touring and production
From simple 4-channel mixers to full-featured digital desks with motorised faders, DSP, and multi-track recording, there’s a solution for every level of user.
Key Features Across the Range
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Multiple input/output configurations (XLR, TRS, USB, Bluetooth, RCA)
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Built-in effects like reverb, delay, and EQ
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USB and SD card recording/playback
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Wireless control via apps (on select digital models)
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Phantom power for condenser microphones
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Rugged build quality for stage and road use
Ideal for:
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Live sound mixing for bands, DJs, and venues
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Studio recording and podcasting
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Corporate AV and education setups
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Broadcast and streaming applications
The Allen & Heath QU‑16, QU‑24 and QU‑32 have now been superseded
Allen & Heath’s long‑running QU‑16, QU‑24 and QU‑32 mixers have now all been superseded by the new compact 96kHz QU‑Series: QU‑5, QU‑6 and QU‑7. These updated models feature the XCVI FPGA core, DEEP processing, flexible patching and modern connectivity options, offering a more powerful evolution of the original QU range.
Allen & Heath QU‑Series FAQ
What are the differences between the QU‑5, QU‑6 and QU‑7?
All three mixers share the same 96kHz XCVI core, DEEP processing, flexible patching and USB multitrack recording. The main difference is channel count: QU‑5 is the most compact, QU‑6 adds more I/O, and QU‑7 provides the largest input/output capacity for bigger bands and venues.
Are the QU‑5, QU‑6 and QU‑7 the successors to the QU‑16 / QU‑24 / QU‑32?
Yes. QU‑5, QU‑6 and QU‑7 are the modern successors to the older QU‑Series, offering improved FPGA processing, updated routing and expanded connectivity.
Do the QU‑5, QU‑6 and QU‑7 support stage‑box expansion?
Yes. All models work with Allen & Heath AB168, AR2412 and AR0804 stage boxes, allowing you to expand I/O for larger events or fixed installations.
What’s the difference between QU‑5/6/7 and the Dante versions (QU‑5D, QU‑6D, QU‑7D)?
The “D” models add 16×16 Dante networking for integration with amplifiers, processors, speaker systems and installed audio networks. Choose a Dante model for permanent installations or network‑audio workflows; choose the standard model for portable PA and live sound.
Which QU‑Series mixer is best for my setup?
Choose QU‑5 for compact rigs, small venues and portable PA. Choose QU‑6 when you need more inputs without moving to a larger frame. Choose QU‑7 for bigger bands, multi‑source events or installations needing more I/O.
Do all QU‑Series mixers support multitrack recording?
Yes. QU‑5, QU‑6 and QU‑7 all support multitrack recording via USB and can integrate with DAWs for live or studio workflows.
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