The 32EQ incorporates the original specifications and with support directly from the original designers at Harrison Consoles it is guaranteed that the prized characteristics of the original were maintained in the new design.

An internal jumper provides selection of the “vintage” feedback design, or a non-feedback option.  The Harrison 32-Series console was the world’s first 32-bus “inline” recording consoles.  They became a staple among recording studios and were the basis for many console designs (Harrison and otherwise) that followed.  Countless hit records were produced on Harrison consoles during the birth of modern pop productions, including Abba, Sade, Queen, Janet Jackson and Michael Jackson.  The 32C console was used by Bruce Swedien in the recording and mixing of Michael Jackson’s Thriller, the best-selling album of all time.