Used Midas Venice consoles are analogue mixing desks known for their exceptional sound quality and robust construction, favoured by sound engineers and musicians in both live and studio environments. Available in multiple channel configurations, second-hand Venice consoles offer professional-grade preamps and EQ in a reliable, road-ready package. Browse the used Midas Venice listings currently available and scroll down to find the right console for your needs.
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Midas Venice specifications
| Brand | Midas |
| Segment | Audio |
About the Midas Venice
The Midas Venice is a range of analogue mixing consoles built for audio professionals working in front-of-house, live performance and studio recording applications. Available in configurations including 24-channel and larger formats, the Venice is recognised for its sound quality, intuitive layout and sturdy construction that suits both fixed installations and on-the-go use. High-quality preamps and EQs give engineers precise control over their mixes, while the console's versatile design allows integration into a wide variety of audio setups. The Venice range is well regarded among both experienced engineers and those newer to professional mixing.
Midas Venice — buyer FAQs
What is the Midas Venice and what formats does it come in?
The Midas Venice is a range of analogue mixing consoles built for audio professionals. Used examples appear in several channel configurations, including 24-channel and larger formats such as the Venice 160, Venice 240 and Venice 320. Each variant shares the same family of preamps and EQ sections in a sturdy, road-ready chassis suited to front-of-house, live performance and studio recording work.
Who makes the Midas Venice and where does it sit in the brand's history?
Midas is a British professional audio brand with roots in London, founded in 1970 and originally focused on analogue consoles for live sound and touring. The Venice range reflects that heritage, offering analogue mixing at a professional level. Since 2009 Midas has been owned by Music Tribe. The Venice sits in the brand's analogue lineup alongside larger and more specified consoles in the wider Midas range.
What is the Midas Venice 320 typically used for?
The Venice 320 is well suited to front-of-house applications in live settings. Used configurations have included a multicore system with 24 inputs and 8 returns, and the console's dynamics capabilities make it a practical choice for larger live events. Its foldable rack design aids transport and setup, which is consistent with use at touring or venue-based productions.
What equipment is the Midas Venice commonly paired with?
Used Venice packages have included outboard processors such as compressors, gates and EQ units alongside the console itself. Some configurations also include a multicore and effects units. The specific items vary by package, so buyers should check individual listings carefully to understand exactly what each sale covers beyond the mixing console itself.
What should I check when buying a used Midas Venice?
Confirm the channel configuration (24-channel, 160-channel, 320-channel and others have appeared on the used market) and verify the condition of the preamps, faders and EQ sections. Check whether a flight case or protective case is included, as transport protection varies between listings. Every listing on 10K Used carries a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full details are in the buying guide at https://www.10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
