The same, only smaller

Boasting the same power and versatility as DiGiCo’s Quantum338 console, the Quantum326 aims to extend the company’s Quantum experience to smaller performance spaces and touring productions with tighter logistics constraints.

Retaining all the features of the Quantum338, the 326 is a more compact two-screen model based on DiGiCo’s latest seventh-generation FPGAs. It offers 128 input channels with 64 busses and a 24x24 matrix, all with full channel processing. Twenty-six 100mm touch-sensitive faders are laid out in two blocks of 12 fader banks, plus two dedicated user-assignable faders, each complete with high-resolution metering. The desk also features a pair of 17-inch, 1,000-nit high-brightness multi-touch screens, plus 58 individual TFT channel displays. Other amenities include “Ultimate Stadius” 32-bit ADC and DAC conversion, six single MADI connections and dual DMI slots.

The Quantum326 may also be upgraded with DiGiCo’s Pulse software update, providing mix-minus functionality and increasing the console’s number of standard input channels to 156, busses to 72, Mustard Processors to 48 and Nodal Processors to 72. A Quantum326T version equipped with a theatre-specific software package comes with the Pulse upgrade already installed as standard, further supplying the user with a generous 36x36 matrix.