SQ has all the onboard I/O you need for standalone operation. Every engine has its own dedicated stereo return too, so you don’t need to use up any of your 48 input channels. SQ is armed with 8 stereo FX engines and comes complete with the acclaimed RackExtra library, featuring emulations of legendary classic reverbs, gated reverbs, delays, modulators and more. Pick the perfect processing suite, tailored to your specific requirements. RackExtraFX – RackExtra FX Add-Ons expand SQ’s FX Rack with powerful new processors. No 3rd party hardware, no added latency, no hassle – just studio-quality processing on every channel. The XCVI core even allows for every compressor in SQ to have its own parallel path, without phase or coherency worries.ĭEEP – Proven on countless world-tours with international artists, the DEEP Processing from our award-winning dLive digital mixing system is now available within your SQ. Mixes have both a parametric and 28 band graphic EQ along with compressor as standard, all ready to switch in when required. Every one of the 48 inputs has HPF, a super-fast gate with sidechain and filter, a musical 4-band parametric equaliser, and Peak/RMS compressor for control and shaping of levels and transients. SQ comes equipped with all the processing you need to craft the perfect mix. SQ is a natural choice for in-ear monitor setups, providing 12 stereo mixes (configurable as groups or auxes), whilst Automatic Mic Mixing makes it an excellent choice for conferences, panel talks and more. The console features 32 exceptional onboard mic preamps, plus 8 stereo FX engines with dedicated stereo return channels and access to the renowned RackExtra FX library. Created to excel in demanding scenarios such as AV, corporate events, live productions and houses of worship, SQ-7 offers pristine high-resolution audio quality and an ultra-low latency of <0.7ms. SQ-7 is the 33-fader flagship console in the SQ series, powered by Allen & Heath’s revolutionary 96kHz XCVI FPGA engine. (Used in a weekly church setting for about 9 months)
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