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Why torture me again with the "drool photo"? I could have bought one sans engine for $100, but was leaving the country the next day.
New Midas M32 Console
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Why torture me again with the "drool photo"? I could have bought one sans engine for $100, but was leaving the country the next day.
re: New Midas M32 Console
Had a 260Z 2+2 (the +2 was optimistic for anything more than a short trip) many moons ago.
It didn't take too much work to get that L26 motor to perform. Got 220kmh/137mph once. Once was enough.
No power steer, no ABS, no fancy electrickery. Very raw and very, very fun!
Darren
Had a 260Z 2+2 (the +2 was optimistic for anything more than a short trip) many moons ago.
It didn't take too much work to get that L26 motor to perform. Got 220kmh/137mph once. Once was enough.
No power steer, no ABS, no fancy electrickery. Very raw and very, very fun!
Darren
re: New Midas M32 Console
Since it's being introduced at NAMM instead of a more pro-oriented show, I'd guess they're expanding downward into the "prosumer" market?
Since it's being introduced at NAMM instead of a more pro-oriented show, I'd guess they're expanding downward into the "prosumer" market?
re: New Midas M32 Console
My first new car was a '71 240Z in dark green It was fun to drive. I sold it many years later to a cop in NH that was going to race it.
Sent from my iPad HD
My first new car was a '71 240Z in dark green
It was fun to drive. I sold it many years later to a cop in NH that was going to race it. Sent from my iPad HD
re: New Midas M32 Console
Man, you probably didn't have much rust in the rear wells either if you had it in the dry heat. I would have loved to have had a 240 back in the day, but they had all been raced out or rusted out by the struts.
My first new car was a '71 240Z in dark green
Sent from my iPad HD
Man, you probably didn't have much rust in the rear wells either if you had it in the dry heat. I would have loved to have had a 240 back in the day, but they had all been raced out or rusted out by the struts.
re: New Midas M32 Console
Getting the topic back on track.. Today is the day! Who's gonna be the first to post pics from booth 5244 !??
Getting the topic back on track.. Today is the day! Who's gonna be the first to post pics from booth 5244 !??
re: New Midas M32 Console
There's a countdown timer on Midas' site.
Getting the topic back on track.. Today is the day! Who's gonna be the first to post pics from booth 5244 !??
There's a countdown timer on Midas' site.
re: New Midas M32 Console
Here's apparently the Behringer version: Behringer: DIGITAL iPAD/TABLET MIXER X18 'tis the season for itty-bitty touch screen mixers.
Here's apparently the Behringer version: Behringer: DIGITAL iPAD/TABLET MIXER X18 'tis the season for itty-bitty touch screen mixers.
re: New Midas M32 Console
Hello
Nice that they put router inside. Any idea of price and availability ?
Nuuska
Hello
Nice that they put router inside. Any idea of price and availability ?
Nuuska
re: New Midas M32 Console
So here's the new Desk.
MIDAS M32
Looks like a 96K X32 to me. Same layout as the X32 just with Midas polish.
Interesting Gap filler in the TMG lineup.
Edit: Actually it says in the writeup 'its future-proof 96 kHz capable open architecture design...' Interesting. That would explain why the stage boxes and everything else about this look basically identical to the X32 and no where else does it mention 96K.
Maybe they put two X32 processors in the box so they could take it to 96K with different peripherals? i don't know.
Anyway, looks like a very well dressed X32 at this point to me. For what is i'm sure quite a bit more money....
So here's the new Desk.
MIDAS M32
Looks like a 96K X32 to me. Same layout as the X32 just with Midas polish.
Interesting Gap filler in the TMG lineup.
Edit: Actually it says in the writeup 'its future-proof 96 kHz capable open architecture design...' Interesting. That would explain why the stage boxes and everything else about this look basically identical to the X32 and no where else does it mention 96K.
Maybe they put two X32 processors in the box so they could take it to 96K with different peripherals? i don't know.
Anyway, looks like a very well dressed X32 at this point to me. For what is i'm sure quite a bit more money....
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re: New Midas M32 Console
I'm having difficulty seeing how this isn't just an upgraded X32 with "Midas" written on it. Midas DL16... really? Surely X32 has a good enough reputation that the market would have borne an "X32 PRO".
Chris
I'm having difficulty seeing how this isn't just an upgraded X32 with "Midas" written on it. Midas DL16... really? Surely X32 has a good enough reputation that the market would have borne an "X32 PRO".
Chris
re: New Midas M32 Console
As the line between Midas and Behringer is finally erased...
They're not even trying to separate them anymore. The display graphics are the same as Behringer, and the effects faceplates even say "Behringer" on them.
As the line between Midas and Behringer is finally erased...
They're not even trying to separate them anymore. The display graphics are the same as Behringer, and the effects faceplates even say "Behringer" on them.
re: New Midas M32 Console
Ah Hmmmm.. Testing.. Is this thing on?
http://soundforums.net/varsity/9126-new-midas-console-post72172.html#post72172
For this one, I will claim the Digital Crystal Ball Prize.
Ah Hmmmm.. Testing.. Is this thing on?
http://soundforums.net/varsity/9126-new-midas-console-post72172.html#post72172
For this one, I will claim the Digital Crystal Ball Prize.
re: New Midas M32 Console
Everyone need now get in line to get the next lotto numbers from Tim....
i'm genuinely surprised that they made this move. It's an X32 in a nicer box with cooler looking controls. Guess that's easy enough to engineer and produce, but... definitely makes mincemeat of the 'two companies, two identities' concept.
Everyone need now get in line to get the next lotto numbers from Tim....
i'm genuinely surprised that they made this move. It's an X32 in a nicer box with cooler looking controls. Guess that's easy enough to engineer and produce, but... definitely makes mincemeat of the 'two companies, two identities' concept.