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<blockquote data-quote="Chase McKnight" data-source="post: 116088" data-attributes="member: 2256">Re: New Midas M32 ConsoleDear All,Thank you for the questions.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; As the M32 is still in final development, at the current time we cannot comment on how 96kHz will be implemented. We will follow up with more information as it becomes available.&nbsp; Yes, the M32 features MIDAS PRO Series preamps, also found in the PRO 1/2/3/6/9 consoles.&nbsp; Its top-shelf A/D converters can support 192kHz, whereas some converter chipsets have a maximum sample rate of 96kHz (or lower).&nbsp; Using these high-quality converters allows for increased S/N ratio and dynamic range.&nbsp;No, they will be MIDAS PRO faders, which are built in-house and are rated for 1 million cycles. This is over 3 times the industry standard of 300,000 cycles, providing the kind of unprecedented durability that MIDAS has always been known for.&nbsp;96 channels implies how many channels in and out (via AES50 @ 48K) can be viewed on its network. Please see this for more information relating to our AES50 protocol:<a href="http://bit.ly/1fa5KAW" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/1fa5KAW</a>&nbsp;At this time, AES50 redundancy is not supported.&nbsp;&nbsp; Best,Chase McKnightSpecialist, Channel MarketingMUSIC GroupMIDAS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chase McKnight, post: 116088, member: 2256"] Re: New Midas M32 Console Dear All, Thank you for the questions. As the M32 is still in final development, at the current time we cannot comment on how 96kHz will be implemented. We will follow up with more information as it becomes available. Yes, the M32 features MIDAS PRO Series preamps, also found in the PRO 1/2/3/6/9 consoles. Its top-shelf A/D converters can support 192kHz, whereas some converter chipsets have a maximum sample rate of 96kHz (or lower). Using these high-quality converters allows for increased S/N ratio and dynamic range. No, they will be MIDAS PRO faders, which are built in-house and are rated for 1 million cycles. This is over 3 times the industry standard of 300,000 cycles, providing the kind of unprecedented durability that MIDAS has always been known for. 96 channels implies how many channels in and out (via AES50 @ 48K) can be viewed on its network. Please see this for more information relating to our AES50 protocol: [URL]http://bit.ly/1fa5KAW[/URL] At this time, AES50 redundancy is not supported. Best, Chase McKnight Specialist, Channel Marketing MUSIC Group MIDAS [/QUOTE]

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