DiGiCo Launches SD10-24 Console, Remote Rack RR-PSU, MINI Rack, NANO Rack

by HomeRecordingMaster on October 24, 2011

At last week’s 131st AES Convention in New York City, DiGiCo unveiled the SD10-24 digital console. The compact unit has a work surface constructed from anodized aluminium overlaid with polycarbonate panels to provide clear and concise user feedback.

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