Overview
The DiGiCo Quantum 225 puts genuine Quantum processing in a compact, road ready frame. Three seventh generation FPGAs deliver 72 input channels, 36 aux or group busses and a 12 x 12 matrix at 96 kHz with 1 ms latency, and the Pulse software upgrade lifts it to 96 channels and 48 busses without changing hardware.
The worksurface has a 17 inch 1000 nit multitouch screen with meter bridge, 25 motorised touch sensitive faders and 41 TFT displays, plus a left side bracket for a laptop, KLANG:kontroller or second display. Mustard Processing, Spice Rack, Nodal Processing and True Solo are standard. It is a favourite for regional touring, venues, theatres and churches, and is also available as a package with a DQ-Rack or MQ-Rack.
Highlights
- 72 input channels, 36 busses and 12 x 12 matrix, 96 and 48 with Pulse
- Seventh generation FPGA Quantum engine at 96 kHz, 1 ms latency
- 17 inch 1000 nit multitouch screen with meter bridge
- 25 motorised touch sensitive faders and 41 TFT displays
- Mustard Processing, Spice Rack, Nodal Processing and True Solo included
- Four BNC MADI ports, two DMI slots and built in UB MADI USB
- Optional Optocore and Waves SoundGrid
- Dual power supplies in a 1124 mm wide frame
Specifications
| Processing | Three seventh generation FPGAs, 96 kHz, 1 ms latency |
| Input channels | 72 (96 with Pulse) |
| Busses | 36 aux or group (48 with Pulse) |
| Matrix | 12 x 12 |
| Faders | 25 motorised 100 mm touch sensitive |
| Screen | 17 inch 1000 nit multitouch, 41 TFT displays |
| FX | 12 stereo FX, 16 x 32 band GEQ |
| Local I/O | 8 mic/line in, 8 line out, 4 ch AES |
| MADI | 4 x BNC |
| Expansion | 2 x DMI slots, UB MADI USB, optional Optocore and Waves |
| Dimensions | 1124 x 801 x 436 mm |
| Weight | 43 kg |
| Power | 100 to 240 V, dual PSU |
Forefront Tip
Plan your stage I/O before you order. If your venue already runs Dante, the DQ-Rack package keeps things on the network, while the MQ-Rack over MADI is quicker for touring. Either way, use the built in UB MADI recorder for virtual soundcheck so volunteers and new operators can practise on real multitracks.
