Allen & Heath - Penny Giles Xone
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Penny and Giles high-end replacement crossfader for Xone 02, 32, 62, 92 and 464.
ARTICLE N° 54199
Specifications
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Allen & Heath Crossfader Penny & Giles Xone
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Spare crossfader for Allen & Heath Penny & Giles Xone series
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Replacement Crossfader
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Special for Xone Allen and Heath series
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Compatible with XONE 32/62/92/464
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Top-of-the-range Penny and Giles crossfader
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Excellent durability for intensive use
To go further...
Founded in 19691, Allen & Heath, also known by its initials AH or A&H, is a company based in Penryn, England, specialising in the manufacture of mixing desks and consoles.
In the early 1970s, Allen & Heath built a custom four-input mixer for Pink Floyd, the MOD1, which was used by Alan Parsons to mix their concerts. The MOD1 can be seen in their film "Live at Pompeii".
Allen & Heath was the first company to fit potentiometers and switches to the circuit's input channels. These were the first modular mixers where components could be replaced individually. The company was also the first to make a small mixer with 6 channels and 2 transistorised output channels called the MiniMixer. It also made the Syncron A, the first mixer to use operational amplifiers. The CMC console pioneered the use of a microprocessor to integrate MIDI capabilities into a mixer. The GL2 console combined 'Front of House' and 'foldback' functions in a single console, a so-called 'dual-function' console.
In the early 1970s, Allen & Heath built a custom four-input mixer for Pink Floyd, the MOD1, which was used by Alan Parsons to mix their concerts. The MOD1 can be seen in their film "Live at Pompeii".
Allen & Heath was the first company to fit potentiometers and switches to the circuit's input channels. These were the first modular mixers where components could be replaced individually. The company was also the first to make a small mixer with 6 channels and 2 transistorised output channels called the MiniMixer. It also made the Syncron A, the first mixer to use operational amplifiers. The CMC console pioneered the use of a microprocessor to integrate MIDI capabilities into a mixer. The GL2 console combined 'Front of House' and 'foldback' functions in a single console, a so-called 'dual-function' console.
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Allen & Heath is proud to have designed all of its mixers from its headquarters in Cornwall, England since 1969. Allen & Heath's R&D team maintains the company's place at the forefront of technology and is committed to using the best materials to deliver the ultimate mixing experience and outstanding audio performance. Today's Allen & Heath mixers are used and enjoyed by bands, houses of worship, and clubs for DJ, broadcast and studio applications. Check out the ZED Series for the demanding sound engineer and the Allen & Heath XONE Series for the creative DJ!
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