
Euphonix
American professional audio company (Mountain View / Palo Alto, CA). Pioneered digitally controlled analog consoles (Crescendo, CSII, CS2000, CS3000) and later all-digital large-format consoles (System 5, Max Air, S5 Fusion), the R-1 multitrack recorder, and the EuCon control protocol. The Artist Series (MC Mix / Control / Transport / Color) redefined personal-studio DAW control. Acquired by Avid in 2010; the brand was subsequently discontinued.

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AM713

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Crescendo
1990

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CS2000
1994

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CS3000
1996

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CSII
1991

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DM714

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Facility Router

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FC726

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FC727

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MA703

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MA704

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Max Air
2002

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MC Color
2009

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MC Control
2008

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MC Mix
2008
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MC Pro
2005

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MC Transport
2009

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MI715

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Model Two

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R-1
1998

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ROBO-678

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S5 Fusion
2007

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SH612 Studio Hub

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System 5
1999

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System 5-B
1999

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System 5-MC
2005

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TDM Broadcast Audio Router
System Components
Modules and sub-units of the systems above — each its own product with its own documentation.
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411 Joystick Module
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APU Auxiliary Processor Unit
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Audio Mainframe
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CM401T Master Module
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CM402T Center Section
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CM403 Center Section
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CM408T 8-Fader Module
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Cube Dynamics Processor

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DF66 DSP SuperCore
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ES108 Dynamics Processor
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MO705 Monitor D/A Converter
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MPU Master Processor
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PC 254h EuCon Hybrid Computer
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