Harrison Audio D510r 500 Series Rack with D510mx Mixer and 8 x 32Cpre+
500 Series Rack with Summing Mixer Module & Preamps
Introducing the Harrison D510r, an ultra-flexible ten-slot 500 Series rack system with expandable analog summing mixer, Dante AoIP interface, or USB interface options. Built on a legacy that shaped the sound of legends like Michael Jackson, Led Zeppelin, and Steely Dan, Harrison continues to push the boundaries of music and audio production.
The Most Versatile & Expandable 500 Series System
Whether in the studio, on stage, or on the big screen, Harrison’s design philosophy remains focused on delivering the sonic excellence and flexibility that modern artists, producers, and engineers need. When paired with the optional D510mx mixer and the interchangeable D510dante or D510ua interface cards, the D510 500 Rack System becomes the most versatile 500 Series rack available.
A high-performance tracking rig with analog summing
Bring the depth and three-dimensional soundstage of Harrison’s analog summing to your studio or live sound console with the D510r rack and optional D510mx mixer card. Add eight 32Cpre+ 500 Series mic pre-modules and build the ultimate portable Harrison tracking rig or combine with EQ and Dynamics modules and create a custom eight-channel Harrison mixer, all in only 3U.
Whether it’s a high-performance summing mixer for adding analog warmth to digital stems, summing together discrete outs from a drum machine and sampler, or accessing console-grade recoding performance in a portable tracking rig – the possibilities are endless and can grow with your production requirements one module at a time.
Built to perform
The D510r is built to endure the demands of both touring and studio environments. Its rugged steel enclosure fits seamlessly into a standard 19” rack, ensuring durability on the road and reliability in the studio. With a built-in power supply that delivers 30% more power per module than the standard 500 Series specification, the D510r provides exceptional stability and ample headroom—allowing you to get the most out of your 500 Series modules.
The Harrison D510r is an ultra-flexible ten-slot 500 Series rack system with expandable analog summing mixer, Dante AoIP interface, or USB interface options. Built on a legacy that shaped the sound of legends like Michael Jackson, Led Zeppelin, and Steely Dan, Harrison continues to push the boundaries of music and audio production. Whether in the studio, on stage, or the big screen, Harrison’s design philosophy remains focused on delivering the sonic excellence and flexibility that modern artists, producers, and engineers need.
Build your custom 500 Series analog mixer
Pair the D510r with the optional D510mx mixer module to transform your system into a powerful 10x2 analog summing mixer. Designed to integrate into two slots of the Harrison D510r 500 Series rack, the D510mx gives you the flexibility to create stereo mixdowns from any of the eight remaining 500 Series module slots, alongside the two analog inputs to slots 9 and 10. With level and pan controls on each channel, plus dual independent headphone outputs with ‘blend,’ get the renowned weight and ‘3D’ depth that Harrison analog summing brings to productions while enhancing your headphone monitoring capabilities.
When used in combination with the D510dante audio interface card, the dual headphone outputs can create monitor mixes from either the direct analog output or from any connected device on the Dante network, such as DAW returns.
With an almost infinite number of configurations, the Harrison D510 rack paired with the D510mx mixer module can create an extremely powerful (and portable) eight-channel tracking system housed in only 3U – we said it was flexible!
FEATURES
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Transform your Harrison D510r 500 Series rack into a powerful 10x2 analog summing mixer.
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Individual pan & level controls for each 500 slot.
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Pair with optional D510dante or D510usb audio interface cards for digital connectivity.
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Create stereo mixdowns from eight 500 modules, alongside two analog inputs (9&10).
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Dual independent headphone outputs with 'blend' between MIX & PC.
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Dedicated 'MAIN' mix output control.
Build your custom 500 Series analog mixer
Pair the D510r with the optional D510mx mixer module to transform your system into a powerful 10x2 analog summing mixer. Designed to integrate into two slots of the Harrison D510r 500 Series rack, the D510mx gives you the flexibility to create stereo mixdowns from any of the eight remaining 500 Series module slots, alongside the two analog inputs to slots 9 and 10. With level and pan controls on each channel, plus dual independent headphone outputs with ‘blend,’ get the renowned weight and ‘3D’ depth that Harrison analog summing brings to productions while enhancing your headphone monitoring capabilities.
When used in combination with the D510dante audio interface card, the dual headphone outputs can create monitor mixes from either the direct analog output or from any connected device on the Dante network, such as DAW returns.
With an almost infinite number of configurations, the Harrison D510 rack paired with the D510mx mixer module can create an extremely powerful (and portable) eight-channel tracking system housed in only 3U – we said it was flexible!
FEATURES
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Transform your Harrison D510r 500 Series rack into a powerful 10x2 analog summing mixer.
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Individual pan & level controls for each 500 slot.
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Pair with optional D510dante or D510usb audio interface cards for digital connectivity.
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Create stereo mixdowns from eight 500 modules, alongside two analog inputs (9&10).
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Dual independent headphone outputs with 'blend' between MIX & PC.
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Dedicated 'MAIN' mix output control.
The 32Cpre+ takes the high-performance, Jensen JT-MB-CPCA transformer-coupled microphone preamp from the 32Classic studio console, combines it with the renowned Harrison LP/HP filters and delivers it for the first time in 500 Series format. Inspired by the iconic Harrison 3232, the 32Classic mixing console and preamp is an American icon reimagined, delivering the tone that helped create some of the most iconic albums of the 70s’ and 80s’. Thanks to the 32Cpre+, that Harrison sound is now available in 500 series format.
Tools for tracking
The 32Cpre+ delivers +20 to +70 dB of smooth gain capable of driving a wide range of mic types, including ribbon. In addition to 180 ° Phase, 48V, -20 pad, and HiZ impedance switches, the front panel features combo XLR with ¼” jack connector that lets you plug a microphone or instrument into the 32Cpre+ directly without having to access the rear panel of the 500 Series rack.
Legendary Harrison filters
A Harrison mic pre wouldn’t be complete without our legendary filters. As found in the original 3232 and latest 32Classic console, the filters have a musical 12dB/octave slope, with the High Pass Filter featuring a characterful 3 dB resonant peak. The High Pass Filter range is 25 Hz – 3.1 KHz, and the Low Pass Filter is 160 Hz – 20 KHz.
FEATURES
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The sound of Harrison.
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Jensen JT-MB-CPCA transformer-coupled mic-pre.
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+20 to +70 dB of gain.
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HP and LP Filters with characterful 3 dB resonant peak.
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Front-mounted combo XLR with ¼” jack connector.
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48V phantom power switch.
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Polarity reverse switch.
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HiZ impedance switch.
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Input overload LED.
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Compatible with 500 Series format chassis.
The Harrison tone
The 32Cpre+ delivers the warm, rich tone that Harrison is renowned for. Full low-end, open mid-range, and super-smooth, natural highs are what to expect from this Jensen JT-MB-CPCA transformer-coupled mic-pre. The gentle roll-off at each end of the frequency spectrum and delicate phase shift created by the 1:1 ratio transformer produces a mic pre that sounds so sweet you’ll use it on any source material.
Legacy in analog
Harrison consoles have helped create some of the most highly regarded and influential music in history. Michael Jackson, ABBA, Led Zeppelin, Queen, Donald Fagan, and many more iconic artists have relied on Harrison production tools to help create their multi-platinum albums. The latest range of 500 series modules from Harrison harnesses the sound and features that engineers like Bruce Swedien, Roger Nichols, and Reinhold Mack trusted to make music that stands the test of time.
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