MIDAS HERITAGE 3000

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A legendary analog console for live sound

The Midas Heritage 3000 is a large-format analog console designed for both front-of-house and monitor mixing. Its warm, musical sound and rugged build made it a classic on major tours and festivals.

Its modular design and scene automation make it as reliable as it is flexible in productions of any scale.

Modular analog for FOH and monitors

24 configurable buses, an 8-output matrix and scene automation in a console built for live work.

The Midas Heritage 3000 is a large-format analog console developed by Midas for live sound. Introduced in 1999, it was designed to handle front-of-house and monitor mixing equally well, and it became one of the reference consoles on major international tours.

It offers 24 mix buses that can be configured one by one as mono aux sends, stereo aux sends or subgroups. The master section includes left, right and mono outputs, plus an 8-output matrix fed from the 24 buses and the masters.

Each channel features Midas’s classic XL4 mic preamp and a 4-band parametric equalizer. For mix control it provides 10 VCA groups and 10 mute groups, with scene automation of mutes, VCA routing and levels.

Its architecture is fully modular: mono and stereo input modules can be swapped into any position in the frame, which simplifies maintenance on tour. It runs on external power supplies.