HD96 PREVIEW 02 - REAR PANEL I/O

In this video Jim Roese goes over the rear panel I/O on the Midas Heritage-D HD96-24.
NOTE: The fans on the console in this video seem EXTREMELY loud when the console is powered on. As soon as the operating system engages, the fans immediately ramp down to a setting that is relatively silent. Knowing that the the massive airflow seen on startup is available when needed adds confidence in this desk for when it is being used in adverse heat driven conditions.
DISCLAIMER: This video was recorded during the Midas official US launch of the HD96-24 console in September of 2019. The console being shown in the video is one of few pre-production models currently built by Midas at the time of launch. All hardware and software shown in this video are subject to change on the final public release version of the console.

[@jrpershall3007]

JIM!! Thanks so much for the updates on the desk here. These videos are super helpful and i'm excited for the console to actually make it out into the market!
If you're new here to the HD96 or Midas, Jim is THE place to buy your desk. If you've been around a while, you already know this ;) He's one of the most educated dealers in the Midas network and the post-purchase service RPM delivers is the best in the biz. If you think this is just a sales pitch for a friend...look at how much energy Jim puts into education compared to any other dealer in the biz. You won't find anyone else pouring this much time into his customers or the Midas community as a whole. Jim really cares that his customers know how to use the products they buy and can get the most out of them.

[@TimmyP1955]

Note that early DL431 work only on XL8/Pro3-6-9, requiring a factory mod to work on Pro2, so that might apply to those boxes with this console as well.

[@jamesvalenza9333]

Great job Jim!!

[@johnfoot3415]

would be better if there wasnt text scrolling across the bottom of the screen, covering the rear of the console we are trying to see?!?!

[@AudioTones67]

Liking these videos Jim, but a wireless lav mic would be good.

[@TimmyP1955]

It will be a no go in a lot of venues with fans that loud.

[@rpmdynamics951]

Hi Timmy, the fans are only loud when turning on. Once the operating system is acticve, they are whisper quiet.