AEQ will present its new Forum console at CAPER 2011

Based on the AEQ Arena console and customer feedback, AEQ's new compact digital console offers the highest performance in digital audio in a self-contained modular design.

Argentina has been since the beginning of AEQ one of the key markets in its international consolidation. The company landed its products and services for the first time in Buenos Aires more than 25 years ago with a clear idea of ​​continuity based on quality, innovative products with competitive prices, as well as long-term commitment to clients and local agents, and since then the successes have not stopped occurring with numerous satisfied users and reference facilities spread throughout the country.

This strong commitment to the Argentine market is currently embodied in the company's presence with the latest and most innovative of its equipment, the new Forum compact digital console, at the CAPER 2011 fair at the stand of its local partner and official distributor in the country VEC during October 26-28 at the Costa Salguero Center in Buenos Aires (Argentina).

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Based on the AEQ Arena console and customer feedback, Forum offers the highest performance in digital audio in a self-contained modular design.

Supports analog, digital (AES – SPDIF), microphone (with Micro/Line and Phantom selection) audio inputs and outputs and a multichannel MADI port. Forum can route 64x64 input and output channels (analog, digital or microphone) plus another 64 x 64 on the MADI link.

Forum provides exceptional audio quality and flexibility of use through DSP, integrating equalizers, filters, dynamics control... while maintaining simple operation and maintenance, valid for beginners and advanced users.

Simplicity and control power are combined in AEQ Forum to cover both the most basic and advanced operating needs, starting with a minimum control surface of 4 faders and can be easily expanded up to 8 and 12 independent channels.

All the basic activation, level adjustment and routing functions have their specific control on each channel on the FORUM surface, while the less common settings are included in a set of contextual controls common to all channels and accessible with just one or two presses: simplicity and clarity of use for very dynamic control without manipulation errors.