A compact family of digital mixers for live, studio and installation use. Allen & Heath prides itself on having built high-end consoles for some of the most demanding ears in the business since 1969. The company is pleased to point out that it is not a software company, nor a maker of pedals or cable testers. It sticks to its passion: high-end consoles, desks and mixers. The Qu Series was designed by its research and development team at the company's base in Cornwall, Great Britain. It descends directly from the GLD and iLive digital mixing systems.
Both are renowned systems that have earned the industry's respect tour after tour all around the world. The company promises a high-end series that feels, looks, handles and sounds like a pro desk. The Qu Series harnesses the potential of digital mixing technology with total recall of settings (including faders, preamp gain, etc.). It also offers state-of-the-art recording and playback solutions, iPad control, personal monitoring options and a choice of local or remote Cat5 I/O. The series consists of the QU-16, QU-24 and QU-32 models, recently joined by the ultra-compact QU-PAC. The latter is a compact digital mixer with a touch screen and an app that allows full control from an iPad.
On the left you can see the image and spec sheet of the QU-16. We also invite you to get to know the newest member of the family, mentioned a little earlier, in more depth: the QU-Pac. It is an especially compact system designed for live sound reinforcement and fixed installations. It takes the power and legendary clarity of the Qu Series mixers and puts them into an ultra-compact console that can be used on a desktop or mounted in a standard rack, while giving users the freedom to mix from their iPad. More on the Qu-Pac here.
