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New Smaller Harman Studer Vista 1 Debuted at ISE 2013

Studer Vista 1 console

Launched at ISE, the compact all-in-one Studer Vista 1 console is now available in an even more compact 22-fader version, measuring just over one meter in width, and perfectly suited to small spaces such as found in OB vans. For smaller vans where the audio console fits into the cab area, the Vista 1 provides a comprehensive solution requiring no additional racks, including integral I/O, DSP, and surround-sound management including up and down-mixing. The low weight advantages of the new desk are obvious.

The Vista 1 is based largely on the Vista 5, so existing Vista users will be immediately familiar with all the functionality of the Vistonics user interface plus features such as true broadcast monitoring, talkback, red light control, GPIO, N-x (Mix Minus) busses, snapshot automation, and DAW control.

With an integral DSP engine of 96 channels, the Vista 1 can handle mono, stereo, and 5.1 inputs with ease, and is provided with 32 mic/line inputs, 16 line outputs, and four pairs of AES inputs and outputs on rear panel connections.

I/O can be expanded using the standard Studer D21m card slot on the rear, to allow MADI, AES, AoIP, ADAT, TDIF, CobraNet, Dolby E/Digital, SDI connections, etc. A MADI link can connect to any of the Studer Stagebox range for XLR connectivity as well as other formats.

New to the Vista 1 is an integral jingle player, played from audio files on a USB jingle stick (such as station ID or background FX), and triggered by a series of eight dedicated keys in the master section.

The Studer Vista 1 also features a redundant PSU for peace of mind, and RELINK integration with other Studer Vista and OnAir consoles means the Vista 1 can easily share signals across an entire console network.

WWWwww.harman.com


(7 February 2013)

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