iCON + Harrison 32Ci 12-channel USB-C Interface

[Ben@Harrison]

As a second big surprise announcement this week, we present the iCON+Harrison 32Ci audio interface, shown here at NAMM alongside iCON's new control surfaces:






More details will be forthcoming from iCON soon,  but since they have it on the show floor, I assume it's ok to discuss here in our community!

The 32Ci  is a USB-C device with these core features:

* 2 high-gain Harrison mic preamps (switchable to hi-z instrument inputs) with 32C HP/LP filters and a 'bump' resonance button for the HP filter
* 2 line inputs
* 8ch ADAT in/out for expansion
* awesome zero-latency monitoring: 2 separate headphone mixes: one from DAW 1&2, one from DAW 3&4, each with their own discrete pc/direct blend knob, and level control
* 'Alternate' button to switch the main output to a secondary speaker pair
* high-power internal analog audio path (NOT bus-powered) works without being connected to a computer
* and more .... to be revealed at the show....

[dspasic]

As a second big surprise announcement this week, we present the iCON+Harrison 32Ci audio interface, shown here at NAMM alongside iCON's new control surfaces:






More details will be forthcoming from iCON soon,  but since they have it on the show floor, I assume it's ok to discuss here in our community!

The 32Ci  is a USB-C device with these core features:

* 2 high-gain Harrison mic preamps (switchable to hi-z instrument inputs) with 32C HP/LP filters and a 'bump' resonance button for the HP filter
* 2 line inputs
* 8ch ADAT in/out for expansion
* awesome zero-latency monitoring: 2 separate headphone mixes: one from DAW 1&2, one from DAW 3&4, each with their own discrete pc/direct blend knob, and level control
* 'Alternate' button to switch the main output to a secondary speaker pair
* high-power internal analog audio path (NOT bus-powered) works without being connected to a computer
* and more .... to be revealed at the show....

Hi Ben, thanks for sharing details. It looks awesome! My next question is:  where is the checkout button?)
i'd love to see 32c controller as well (especially since 32c DAW module expansion eq/gate/comp)

[dsteinschneider]

What's new to me is that Amazon is selling Amazon Basics branded monitors 

[Sojuzstudio]

Nice device. Is this a Class compliant device or does it require drivers? If required, does it also work on Linux?

[whiskeynipple0088]

Please tell me the P1-M has HARD plastic buttons NOT rubber?

[superb]

Awesome! When and where can I buy?!?

Hopefully they fixed the problem with the firmware not properly decoding the quadrature output of the pan pot rotary encoders that is present on the Qcon Pro X - those who have those know you have to go through two detents for every increment. They've tried to pass that off as a feature! Otherwise, I love the unit.

[simonzc]

The 32Ci  is a USB-C device with these core features:

* 2 high-gain Harrison mic preamps (switchable to hi-z instrument inputs) with 32C HP/LP filters and a 'bump' resonance button for the HP filter
* 2 line inputs
* 8ch ADAT in/out for expansion
* awesome zero-latency monitoring: 2 separate headphone mixes: one from DAW 1&2, one from DAW 3&4, each with their own discrete pc/direct blend knob, and level control
* 'Alternate' button to switch the main output to a secondary speaker pair
* high-power internal analog audio path (NOT bus-powered) works without being connected to a computer
* and more .... to be revealed at the show....

Looking good !!!!
An 8 channel Harrison mic pre with an ADAT output would plug into that juuuuuussssst niiiiiiiiicce !!! 

However I can't see any input level/clip indicators on the inputs (One of those buttons light up dual use maybe ?)

[Todd@Harrison]

However I can't see any input level/clip indicators on the inputs (One of those buttons light up dual use maybe ?)

There is an input signal LED below each of the Gain knobs.

There is also a stereo output meter around the master knob.

Todd

[Bejcon]

As a second big surprise announcement this week, we present the iCON+Harrison 32Ci audio interface, shown here at NAMM alongside iCON's new control surfaces:






More details will be forthcoming from iCON soon,  but since they have it on the show floor, I assume it's ok to discuss here in our community!

The 32Ci  is a USB-C device with these core features:

* 2 high-gain Harrison mic preamps (switchable to hi-z instrument inputs) with 32C HP/LP filters and a 'bump' resonance button for the HP filter
* 2 line inputs
* 8ch ADAT in/out for expansion
* awesome zero-latency monitoring: 2 separate headphone mixes: one from DAW 1&2, one from DAW 3&4, each with their own discrete pc/direct blend knob, and level control
* 'Alternate' button to switch the main output to a secondary speaker pair
* high-power internal analog audio path (NOT bus-powered) works without being connected to a computer
* and more .... to be revealed at the show....

Hi Ben, thanks for sharing details. It looks awesome! My next question is:  where is the checkout button?)
i'd love to see 32c controller as well (especially since 32c DAW module expansion eq/gate/comp)

If they could only set and implement the mapping routes ones and for all.  And stop moving them around, or even worse breaking them all together.  
Too bad for the guy who soldered and had manufactured a hardware controller specifically for mixbus32c a few years back (v5 I believe)
That sucker broke from v6.  Poor guy.  Hope no one bought it.  I know I almost did.  
Come on Harrison. Haven’t you still not realized how important working, and stable, and reliable, MIDI mappings are with your mixer.  Yet,  you keep treating it as non necessary. Stop moving shit around and set the routes already. 
And. Share em too.

[simonzc]

However I can't see any input level/clip indicators on the inputs (One of those buttons light up dual use maybe ?)

There is an input signal LED below each of the Gain knobs.

There is also a stereo output meter around the master knob.

Todd

Got it !
Thanks Todd, photo not quite sharp enough to read the text etc.
Guess we'll see the official info soon.