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QU-6D

Allen & Heath QU-6D

Allen & Heath Qu-6D is a mid-size digital mixing console for live sound and installed systems. Its 96 kHz XCVI engine combines flexible routing with hands-on control and integrated Dante audio networking.

  • Processing: 32 mono/linkable and three stereo input channels, with six stereo effects engines and dedicated returns.
  • Audio inputs: 24 combi mic/line inputs, two stereo line input pairs and a separate XLR talkback input connect local sources.
  • Outputs: 16 XLR outputs are provided alongside TRS outputs and an AES3 digital output.
  • Control: 25 motorised faders, a 7-inch touchscreen and four customisable layers provide access to the mix.
  • Connectivity: An integrated 16 x 16 Dante interface operates at 48 or 96 kHz alongside the separate SLink port.
  • USB interface: The 32 x 32 USB-C audio interface supports computer recording; SD and stereo USB recording provide additional options.
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Pricing is available on request and depends on system configuration, quantity and project requirements. Contact XLR for a tailored quotation.

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Working with the Allen & Heath Qu-6D

Build the operating position around the show. The Qu-6D pairs a familiar fader-based workflow with digital routing, letting the system design address the engineer, stage connections and recording requirements together.

Choose the layout for your system

Choose this frame when the operator needs more channels in front of them without moving to the largest surface. Lay out the fader layers around the actual show: sources that need frequent adjustment should remain easy to reach, while less frequently used channels can sit on another layer.

Connect the console to the wider system

The integrated Dante connection gives this version a direct role in a Dante-based system. Specify the required audio routes, sample rate and clocking before connecting it to other equipment. Keep the SLink expansion path separate in the system drawing: the two ports serve different connection requirements and are not interchangeable.

Prepare for recording and repeatable shows

Decide whether the production needs a computer-based recording session or capture on removable media. Check the supported recording format, sample rate and track count for the selected route before the event. Save and review the show setup, including routing and recall behaviour, so the next operator can understand how the system is intended to work. Bring the input list, monitor requirements and recording plan to XLR when discussing the configuration; together they describe the job more clearly than the console size alone.