hueseph
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- Oct 31, 2005
Just caught this from Pro Audio Review's digital mag. It looks very cool
A&H GS-R24
It's a little large for my purposes but I think it's ideal for a project studio. Plus it's got real analog preamps and eq. It seems like the best of both worlds. Maybe I've had my head in the sand for the past few years. This is new right? I don't know. If I had the space for it I'd want one. It seems to be a sweet console, a control surface and an audio interface all rapped up into one. It even has two channels with "valve" preamps all for just a bit more than an HDX card with an omni interface. Almost too good to be true. Is it? If I had a million dollars..........or ten grand even.
A&H GS-R24
GS-R24 combines refined analog quality with a choice of analog or Firewire / ADAT interface modules and MIDI control for your chosen Digital Audio Workstation or recording device. Designed to sit at the heart of a busy project studio, GS-R24 has the flexibility and audio excellence to enhance the impact of your recordings, whatever your workflow.
The original concept for the GS-R24 was for a larger version of the ZED-R16 with similar routing philosophy, high quality pre-amps and EQ. Interaction with recording musicians and engineers has resulted in many new features being added a full width meterbridge for example, optional interface cards and more flexibility in workflow setup. The GS-R24 is the culmination of many things: exceptional analog design, super-flexible usability, control and integration with digital workstations, and with an easily removed interface card it can be future-proofed against fast-moving technology, helping it to gain the status of a true modern classic
A version with motorised faders, GS-R24M, is also available. GS-R24M is identical to GS-R24 in all other respects.
It's a little large for my purposes but I think it's ideal for a project studio. Plus it's got real analog preamps and eq. It seems like the best of both worlds. Maybe I've had my head in the sand for the past few years. This is new right? I don't know. If I had the space for it I'd want one. It seems to be a sweet console, a control surface and an audio interface all rapped up into one. It even has two channels with "valve" preamps all for just a bit more than an HDX card with an omni interface. Almost too good to be true. Is it? If I had a million dollars..........or ten grand even.