User manual Allen & Heath GS-R24 Analog Recording Console and DAW AH-GS2-R24
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User manual for Allen & Heath GS-R24 Analog Recording Console and DAW AH-GS2-R24
Manufacturer: Allen & Heath
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Product classification: Pro Audio - Recording - Analog Recording Mixers
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User manual for the Allen & Heath GS-R24 Analog Recording Console and DAW AH-GS2-R24
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The Allen and Heath GS-R24 Analog Recording Console and DAW Controller is designed for studio recording and MIDI control of your Digital Audio Workstation. The mixer was developed from an ongoing conversation between designers, musicians, sound engineers, and producers from around the world. It combines the styling, controls, and analog preamp circuitry of classic Allen and Heath consoles with modern digital audio interfacing. The console features 24 XLR and line inputs with low-noise pre-amplifiers. Each channel includes a 1/4" direct output jack socket, a 1/4" insert jack socket, gain control from +6 to +60 dB for the XLR socket and -14 to +40 dB for the line input jacks, a switch between line and XLR with a 20 dB pad, a polarity reverse switch, 100 Hz Hi-Pass Filter switch, and a +48V phantom power switch to the XLR input.
For equalization, each mono input channel features a High Frequency equalizer knob with a corner frequency of 12,000 Hz, a High Mid Frequency equalizer with a Q factor between 0.8 and 6, a Low Mid Frequency equalizer with variable Q between 0.8 and 6, a Low Frequency equalizer with a corner frequency of 60 Hz, and an EQ bypass button. By default, each mono input channel includes two pre-fader auxiliary sends for sending to an auxiliary bus, two switchable pre- or post-fader auxiliary sends, and two post-fader auxiliary sends for effects. These can be reconfigured as needed. Finally, each mono input channel also includes a pan control, push buttons for routing to audio sub-groups and the mono mix bus, push buttons for DAW send, DAW return to channel pre insert, DAW return to channel post EQ, a fader bypass switch, mute switch, solo/select switch, and a 100 mm fader.
For outputs, the mixer features six 1/4" auxiliary jacks, four 1/4" group output jack sockets, two pairs of 1/4" stereo studio feed output jack sockets, two balanced XLR main outs, six 1/4" 5.1 surround sound jack sockets, a 2-track out, and a 1/4" headphone output.
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Specifications
Input
24 x XLR mic input pre-amplifiers 24 x line input 1 x XLR valve input 1 x 1/4" valve insert jack 1 x 1/4" valve line/instrument input 1 x RCA pair of stereo input 1 x 1/4" pair of stereo input 1 x stereo pair of 1/4" 2-track in 1 x stereo pair of RCA 2-track in 4 x 1/4" insert
Output
24 x 1/4" direct out 6 x 1/4" auxiliary out 4 x 1/4" group out 2 x pairs of 1/4" stereo studio feed out 1 x 1/4" direct out 2 x balanced XLR main out 6 x 1/4" 5.1 surround sound out 1 x 2-track RCA out 1 x 1/4" headphone out
Mono channel (XLR) input: -6 to -60 dBu for nominal (+14 dBu in max) Mono channel line input (jack socket): +14 to -40 dBu (+34 dBu maximum) Insert point (TRS jack socket): 0 dBu nominal +21 dBu maximum Stereo input (jack sockets): 0 dBu nominal (control = off to +10 dB) Stereo input (phono sockets): 0 dBu nominal (control = off to +15 dB) Valve channel (XLR): -10 to -60 dBu for nominal (+10 dBu max) Valve channel (line): +10 to -40 dBu for nominal (+30 dBu maximum) Valve channel (inst gain boosted): -16 to -66 dBu for nominal (122 mV to 0.388 mV rms) 2 Track input (phono or TRS jack sockets): 0 dBu nominal +21 dBu maximum
Output
Main (2 Track 1) L-R (XLR) and groups 1-4 (TRS Jack): +4 dBu nominal, +27 dBu maximum L-R insert and group inserts (TRS jack socket): 0 dBu nominal +21 dBu maximum 2 Track 2 outputs (jack sockets): 0 dBu nominal. +21 dBu maximum. All other analogue outputs: 0 nominal +21 dBu maximum
Headroom
Analogue headroom from nominal (0 Vu): 21 dB Analogue headroom at mix summing amplifier: 23 dB
Frequency Response
Mic in to mix L/R out, 10 dB gain: ± 1 dB from 10 to 130,000 Hz Mic in to mix L/R out, 30 dB gain: ± 0.5 dB from 20 to 80,000 Hz Mic in to mix L/R out, 50 dB gain: ± 1 dB from 20 to 80,000 Hz Line in to mix L/R out 0 dB gain: ± 0.5 dB from 20 to 20,000 Hz Stereo in to mix L/R out: ± 0.5 dB from 20 to 40,000 Hz
THD + N
Mic in to mix L/R out, 10 dB gain at 1,000 Hz, +10 dBu out (DC to 22,000 Hz): 0.0015% Mic in to mix L/R out, 30 dB gain 1,000 Hz (DC to 22,000 Hz): 0.0025% Mic in to mix L/R out, 50 dB gain 1,000 Hz (DC to 22,000 Hz): 0.0035% Mic in to mix L/R out, 30 dB gain 10,000 Hz (DC to 30,000 Hz ): 0.0025% Line in to mix L/R out 0 dB gain +10 dBu 1,000 Hz (DC to 22,000 Hz ): 0.002% Stereo in to mix L/R out 0 dB gain +10 dBu 1,000 Hz (DC to 22,000 Hz): 0.002%
Noise
Mono ch mic pre EIN @ 60 dB gain 150 R input Z 22-22 kHz -128.5 dBu Mono ch mic pre EIN @ 30 dB gain 150 R input Z 22-22 kHz -124 dBu Mix noise, LR out, 0 channels routed, ref +4 dBu, 22-22 kHz -97 dB (-93 dBu) Mix noise, LR out, 12 channels routed, ref +4 dBu, 22-22kHz -90 dB (-86 dBu) Mix noise, LR out, 24 channels routed, ref +4 dBu, 22-22kHz -89 dB (-85 dBu) Mix noise, aux 1-4 out, sends minimum, masters at unity 22-22 kHz -84 dBu Mix noise, groups 1-4, 24 channels routed, ref +4 dBu, 22-22 kHz -89 dB (-85 dBu)
Power Consumption
170 W
Dimensions (W x L x H x D)
24.10 x 44.30 x 7.500 x 24.25" (613.0 x 1125 x 192.0 x 616.0 mm)
Weight
66 lb (30 kg)
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