Acousta P200 - Analog Mixing Console

Up for sale is the legendary Acousta P200:

- Very rare and sought after modular analog console produced in made in Austria in late 70's/ early 80's

- Assembled by Phillips and designed by Acousta

- Warm sound/high headroom

- Early SMC discrete design, transformerless inputs, big Haufe transformers on the outputs

- 2 stereo master out

- 1x control room 1 x studio monitor 1x communication ( talkback, test oscillator, noise )

- 16x mono channels - Channels are modules and easy to replace

- All channels feature Mic/Line inputs, 3 band EQ, phase reverse, HP, LED peak - meter, 2 stereo Aux sends pre/post, 4 masters with FX sends & returns

- Comprehensive & complete patchbay with all connections to hand incl. inserts & direct outs for each channel

- TT Phone patchbay or via “Siemens Messerleiste”
- Direct outs on every channel

- Very good mic pre's (incl. 48v phantom power ) comparable to API, EMT, Studer, etc.

- Completely discrete circuitry layout, no op amps 

- Power supply - solid quality but only in 230V available (you can use adapter for 110v/US power)

- EXTRA: Inclusive Siemens Messerleiste to XLR Patch (for the Inputs)
- EXTRA: Inclusive Siemens Messerleiste to XLR Patch for the Master Outs

- EXTRA: Inclusive 2 connections with 16 channels In and outputs to your DAW (Sub-D 25 for the I/O)
- EXTRA: 2x 16 channels Neutrik TT (custom in the patchbay) with conections to 16 ch extra room inputs & 16 ch for 2 rooms returns
- EXTRA: Neutrik Rack Combo (XLR+Jack) with conections to the Neutrik TT

- EXTRA: 19x Neutrik TT patch cabels + 2 TT to jack cable

This incredible console sounds precise, wide and open, think Studer 169/269 but more open and detailed. It drives/compresses musically when the nice Haufe transformers are pushed. (one need to push it a lot in the red to distort, incredible headroom)

The desk is in extremely clean shape. Made in Austria: the built quality is stunning!

About 20 of those consoles were built in different frames with either 12, 16 or 24 inputs. Later Acousta built under their own name: the P100 portable console and some forward thinking digitally controlled analog desks.

For shipping please contact me and we find a find a fitting solution.

Incl VAT!