Allen & Heath Qu-16C 16-Channel Digital Mixer

Allen & Heath Qu-16C – 22-input digital mixer with 16 AnalogiQ preamps, 4x RackFX, Qu-Drive multitrack recorder and USB audio interface. The world’s best-selling compact digital console.

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Product Description

Allen & Heath Qu-16C – 22-Input Digital Mixer

The Allen & Heath Qu-16C is the world’s best-selling compact digital mixer, trusted by live sound engineers worldwide for its exceptional sound quality, intuitive workflow, and professional feature set. Ideal for churches, live bands, corporate events, theatres, and touring.

Key Features

  • 22 inputs (16 mono + 3 stereo), 12 bus outputs
  • 16 AnalogiQ digitally-controlled mic preamps
  • True Colour 7″ touchscreen for fast access to all parameters
  • SuperStrip single-function physical controls for instant channel access
  • 4x stereo RackFX engines (reverb, delay, chorus, modulation)
  • Automatic Mic Mixer (AMM) for conferences & panel discussions
  • Built-in Qu-Drive — multitrack USB recorder (18ch @ 48kHz/24bit)
  • 24-track USB audio interface (Mac/PC recording)
  • dSNAKE port for remote stage box connection (AB168, AR2412, AR84)
  • Compatible with Qu-Pad, Qu-You, and Qu-Control iOS apps
  • ME personal monitoring system compatible
  • Rugged 18-gauge cold-rolled steel chassis

Specifications

  • Inputs: 16 mono mic/line + 3 stereo = 22 inputs
  • Outputs: 4 mono mix + 3 stereo mix + LR
  • USB Audio Interface: 24×22 channels
  • Qu-Drive Multitrack: 18ch @ 48kHz, 24-bit
  • Processing: 48kHz, 24-bit
  • Dynamic Range: 112dB

The Qu-16C is the perfect mixer for churches, touring acts, rental companies, and venues that demand professional sound quality in a compact format.

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