Mix and match to your heart's content with the Legend L10 from Midas, a 10-module 500-series chassis that reduces cable clutter with advanced routing abilities. With Link switches for simple daisy-chaining of modules and a rugged 3 RU steel chassis that can be rack or desk mounted, Legend L10 can facilitate a wide range of workflows.

The L10 chassis features 10 Neutrik XLR inputs and outputs, providing I/O for each module. You also get an extra 10 XLR inputs and 10 outputs for aux connections. Each module port features Comp Bus Link switches for hassle-free stereo or multichannel compressor side-chain processing. A ground-lift switch is also on tap for squashing pesky hum-inducing grounding loops. The versatile design of the L10 chassis allows you to rack mount it, desk mount it (thanks to integrated feet), or take it with you to your next engagement.

Holds 10 Single-Width 500 Series Modules    Advanced Audio Routing, Reduced Cabling    Link Switches for Easy Daisy-Chaining    Comp Bus Link Switches for Side-Chains    Ground-Lift Switch    Neutrik XLR I/O    3.2A at ±16V or 300mA at +48V    High-Power Universal Power Supply    Rugged 3 RU Steel Chassis    Integrated Feet for Desktop Mounting

Whether you're in the studio or on the road, signal chain cabling no longer need be an issue. L10's audio output link switches make it easy to rearrange and connect your modules without the need for complex cabling.

Just install your modules in the order you wish and pass the signal along the chain free of any extraneous cables. This not only makes your rack much neater, it also helps you maintain the ultimate in signal integrity.

If your compressor modules are designed for it, the convenient Comp Bus Link switches enable you to link them together for stereo or multichannel dynamics side-chain linking without the need for insert cables.

Spectacular audio requires reliable power; that's why the L10 utilizes an advanced universal auto-ranging mode-switching power supply that works anywhere in the world. And the L10's ultralow-noise power supply boasts an impressive 3.2A at ±16V for your modules and 300mA with +48V phantom power, so you can use a wide variety of microphones, even your favorite condenser mic.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How long will it takes to fully charge a Sony F970 Battery?

A: On average, it should take between 3-4 hours to fully charge.

Q: 2. So if I'm running a Pro2 at FOH and another Pro2 in MON, I'd need to buy 2 of these to get discrete attenuator control (master/master preamp control) for each console?

A: The DL431 features 3 sets of outputs. The two variable gain preamps are remote controllable from two separate locations, such as front of house and monitor positions. ( rear panel). The front panel is a transformer-isolated split and fixed gain.

Q: 3. Which color temp will give the most power? How much power do you lose when toggling between tungsten. daylight and party colors?

A: According to Arri, the output is slightly higher at 5600K. As for using the light in color mode, that would give a similar output to using the light at 5600K, being that there is very minimal color shift.

Q: 4. does this board have speaker delays?

A: Thank you for your question. At this time there is no speaker delays on the output section.

Q: 5. Will multiple sets of these work simultaneously?

A: You may use two of these wireless mics together in one environment, but i would not recommend more units being used together.

Q: 6. mr18 have deesser plugginn

A: thank you for your question. This unit does not have a primary deesser effect available but you can achieve a similar effect but a combination of EQ and compression.

Q: 7. Will this case fit the Nikon 200-500 with tele converter and Z adapter with Nikon body (850 or Z7/9)?

A: Yes. The following unit will accommodate you lens/Cam combo. I would suggest keeping converter in front pocket just for a little wiggle room.

Q: 8. Can Sony 600mm f4 GM lens + camera fit in this bag?

A: No. The following case is made and designed for Nikon or Canon 500 f/4 or Nikon 200-400 f/4 lens and a 300 f/2.8 lens with teleconverter and a full-sized DSLR attached

Q: 9. I'm looking to purchase two. Are they individually named, can they be renamed, or do they all share the same name (when searching via Bluetooth)?

A: These Bluetooth receivers have one name, so it is best to run one of these per installation or use.

Q: 10. Can this be used on the Sky-Watcher Evo 100ED?

A: Yes this would be compatible with your Sky-Watcher EvoStar 100mm f/9 Doublet APO Refractor (OTA only).