Overview
The DiGiCo Quantum 326 gives you the full engine of the Quantum 338 in a narrower console. It has 128 input channels, 64 aux or group busses and a 24 x 24 matrix at 96 kHz, in the same 1124 mm frame width as the Quantum 225, so it fits a smaller front of house position and a tighter truck pack.
Two 17 inch 1000 nit multitouch screens, 26 motorised touch sensitive faders and 51 TFT channel displays keep the show in view, with Dark Mode for low light. Ultimate Stadius 32 bit converters, six MADI ports, two DMI slots and optional Optocore cover the stage I/O. It is the natural step up for touring companies, theatres and churches that have outgrown the Quantum 225.
Highlights
- Quantum 338 engine: 128 channels, 64 busses, 24 x 24 matrix
- Pulse upgrade for 156 channels and 72 busses
- Two 17 inch 1000 nit multitouch screens with Dark Mode
- 26 motorised touch sensitive faders and 51 TFT displays
- Ultimate Stadius 32 bit converters on local I/O
- Mustard Processing, Spice Rack, Nodal Processing and True Solo included
- Six MADI ports, two DMI slots, UB MADI USB and optional Optocore
- Same 1124 mm width as the Quantum 225
Specifications
| Processing | Seventh generation FPGA, 96 kHz, around 1 ms latency |
| Input channels | 128 (156 with Pulse) |
| Busses | 64 aux or group (72 with Pulse) |
| Matrix | 24 x 24 |
| Faders | 26 motorised 100 mm touch sensitive |
| Screens | 2 x 17 inch 1000 nit multitouch, 51 TFT displays |
| FX | 24 stereo FX |
| Converters | 32 bit Ultimate Stadius |
| Local I/O | 8 mic/line in, 8 line out, 8 ch AES |
| MADI | 6 x BNC |
| Expansion | 2 x DMI slots, UB MADI USB, optional Optocore and Waves |
| Dimensions | 1124 x 805 x 482 mm |
| Weight | 52 kg |
| Power | 100 to 240 V, 295 VA |
Forefront Tip
If you are moving up from a Quantum 225, the 326 drops into the same front of house footprint, so check your riser and case dimensions but expect the same width. Work out which DMI cards you need for your stage racks and networks, such as Dante or Waves, and order them with the console.
