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Equipment file · Digital mixing console

PRO X

Midas · 2014

Evidence status · documented

Identity and core specifications are documented; some historical fields remain unavailable.

Midas launched the PRO X in 2014 as the first console on its NEUTRON engine, with 168 inputs and 99 buses in a surface under 1.5 m wide and AES50/HyperMAC networking.

Introduced
2014
Category
Digital mixing console
Intended use
Touring FOH and monitors
Production
Midas; discontinued

Equipment photographs · 1

Midas PRO X console at NAMM 2017

1 / 1 · Midas PRO X console at NAMM 2017

Midas PRO X console at NAMM 2017·Jim J·Public domain

Why it mattered

  1. 01

    High bus counts in a compact surface suited monitor engineers.

  2. 02

    It extended Midas's [[aes50|AES50]] networking strategy.

Engineering record

Engine
NEUTRON, up to 800 channels routed point-to-point[1]
I/O
168 inputs and 99 buses[1]

Original pricing

No reliable period price located

2026 equivalent

Not calculated without a reliable original price.

Public price evidence was not sufficient to publish a defensible original figure.

Use in the field

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Manuals & original documents

Sources

  1. 1Midas unveil Pro XSound on Sound · archive · 2014-03-14

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