Soundcraft 328XD Digital Mixing Console. 32 Channels, 8 Groups, 6 Aux and 2 Internal (Lexicon) FX. - *SOLD* £290 Stoke on Trent

[VTypeV4]

£290 delivered to UK mainland or £250 collected from Stoke-on-Trent.

 

I love these things but I just can't justify holding on to this one anymore. I have Yamahas (jacked up 02Rs plus a DM1000 and DM2000) that are more capable so this has sadly seen very little use in the last 12 months.

 

It's in good condition overall, it does have the odd mark but has no issues and everything works correctly including the flying faders. If you can use an analogue console then one of these won't be hard for you to pick up - 10 minutes and you'll be flying. Genuinely one of the easiest digital consoles to get to grips with. 

 

Spec:

 

16 mic / line channels - open, clean Soundcraft pre-amp stages

16 digital inputs on ADAT or TDIF format

2 stereo channels

8 audio subgroups

6 auxes

2 internal Lexicon multi effects units

3 band fully parametric EQ on all inputs

Comprehensive dynamics (gate & compressor) on all inputs and subgroups

Global phantom power

Fixed 100Hz HPF

Comprehensive I/O metering

Additional assignable ADAT, SPDIF and AES I/O

Direct outputs pre / post fader / EQ

Flying faders

Scene / snapshot settings and configuration storage

MIDI I/O

 

Not to be confused with the earlier Spirit 328 that had issues with the PSU which would corrupt the O/S and brick the machine - these XD consoles are very different inside and do not suffer the same problems.

 

Collection very much preferred given the nature of the device plus this will give the oppotunity to demonstrate the console in action. Happy to give the buyer a ten minute tutorial on the desk if needed.

 

Feel free to msg if you want any further pics or info. 😃

 

 

 

 

 

Edited March 7, 2023 by VTypeV4

[VTypeV4]

No love for a Soundcraft digital? 🥰

 

I appreciate that these aren't a well known console but they are a well built, well thought out bit of kit plus, in terms of sonics, will happily sit with (and sometimes outperorm) their analogue contemporaries such as the Soundcraft GB series, A&H GL and Mackie VLZ consoles. To the best of my knowledge, mic pre-amp is the same design as to that fitted in the GB8 console..