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These days primarily a mixer manufacturer, Allen & Heath have made many different kinds of gear in their time, but none is more obscure than 1985's Inpulse One. We unearth the facts about one of music technology's most forgotten rhythm computers.
Allen & Heath's Mix Wizard range of multi-purpose analogue mixers has just been redesigned and re-released. But is the old magic still there?
You probably know Allen & Heath as a studio mixer manufacturer, but they also specialise in high-end DJ mixing and processing. Now they have combined their studio and DJ expertise into a multi-mode analogue filter with sophisticated MIDI control.
This handy little mixer exhibits all the qualities you’d expect from Allen & Heath, in a highly affordable and portable format.
We reported on Allen & Heath's announcement of the Qu-SB earlier...
The Qu series of digital mixers has gone from strength to strength, developing into a complete ecosystem with its...
A robust and unusually flexible mixer with lots of stereo inputs.
Is an all-in-one mixer, MIDI controller and audio interface the perfect solution for digital DJs and live laptop artists?
With their strong live–console pedigree, Allen & Heath are hoping to tackle the burgeoning iPad–controlled mixer market.
