Harrison Audio - D510 500 Series Rack System with Expandable Analog Summing Mixer and AoIP/USB Expansion Options
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The Harrison D510 500 Series System is a modular audio solution designed for DJs, live performers, and studio setups, featuring the ten-slot D510r rack that supports a wide range of 500 Series modules. When paired with the optional D510mx mixer card, it functions as a 10x2 analog summing mixer with individual level and pan controls and dual independent headphone outputs. The system can integrate with the D510Dante AoIP interface for flexible digital routing and supports the forthcoming D510USB + ADAT module for DAW connectivity. Its rugged 3U steel chassis and enhanced power supply provide stability and reliable operation for portable, studio, or live performance workflows, while flexible routing and module compatibility enable customized setups for analog summing, monitoring, and multi-source mixing.
Ten-slot d510r 500 series rack for dj workflows
The D510r supports up to 10 500 Series modules in a compact 3U chassis, allowing DJs to configure custom analog and digital signal chains. Fits standard 19” racks for portable rigs, studio setups, or live performance, providing flexible module placement and routing options for diverse DJ and live mixing applications.
Optional d510mx 10x2 analog summing mixer
Pair the D510r with the D510mx to create a 10x2 analog summing mixer with individual level and pan controls. Mix multiple modules or stereo sources, including drum machines and samplers, while maintaining independent channel control, enabling versatile live performance and multi-source DJ setups.
Dual headphone outputs with mix & aoip blend
Two independent headphone outputs allow DJs to blend the 500 Series module mix with any Dante AoIP source. Provides flexible cueing, monitoring, and previewing of multiple channels simultaneously, supporting live mixing, rehearsals, and hybrid analog-digital DJ setups in studio or on stage.
Aoip, usb, and adat interface expansion
Optional D510 Dante interface enables 10-in/14-out analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversion. The forthcoming D510USB + ADAT interface will allow DAW integration and multi-channel digital recording, supporting hybrid analog-digital workflows and flexible live performance or studio setups.
Rugged portable design with flexible routing
Durable steel 3U enclosure with power supply, providing higher headroom per module than standard 500 Series specifications. Modular design allows custom routing, combination of 500 Series modules, and expansion for portable rigs, sidecar setups, or hybrid recording and performance systems.
- BrandHarrison AudioModel Number723730X2Product NameD510 500 Series Rack System with Expandable Analog Summing Mixer and AoIP/USB Expansion OptionsProduct Width13.39 inchesProduct Height9.84 inchesProduct Length21.65 inches
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