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Used Allen & Heath dLive DM64 MixRack units are available second-hand on 10K Used, offering a professional input/output stage with 64 mic/line inputs, 32 line outputs, and redundant surface and DX links for reliable large-scale audio work. It suits a wide range of environments from concert touring and festivals to houses of worship, studios, and theatres. Scroll down to browse the current used dLive DM64 listings available now.

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About the Allen & Heath dLive DM64

The Allen & Heath dLive DM64 is a professional MixRack designed to handle demanding audio environments. It provides 64 mic/line inputs and 32 line outputs alongside 3 I/O ports, making it well suited to large-scale productions and complex setups. Redundant surface and DX links help maintain uninterrupted performance during live events. The DM64 features high-quality preamps and advanced processing capabilities, and its compatibility with both digital and analogue systems gives sound engineers considerable flexibility across concert touring, corporate events, studios, and theatrical applications.

Allen & Heath dLive DM64 — buyer FAQs

What is the Allen & Heath dLive DM64 and what does it do?

The Allen & Heath dLive DM64 is a professional MixRack, meaning it functions as the input/output stage of a dLive system rather than a standalone mixing console. It provides 64 mic/line inputs, 32 line outputs, and 3 I/O ports, and is built for large-scale productions and complex setups. Redundant surface and DX links help maintain uninterrupted performance during live events.

Who makes the dLive DM64 and where does it fit in the Allen & Heath range?

Allen & Heath is a British manufacturer of audio mixing consoles, founded in 1969 and based in Penryn, Cornwall. The company produces analogue and digital mixers for live sound, installation, broadcast and DJ applications, and is part of the Audiotonix group. The dLive DM64 sits within its dLive digital mixing system as a dedicated MixRack, pairing with a surface such as the S5000 to form a complete front-of-house or monitor rig.

What environments is the second-hand dLive DM64 suited to?

The dLive DM64 is used across a broad range of professional audio environments. Common applications include concert touring, festivals, houses of worship, corporate events, studios, and theatres. Its 64 mic/line inputs and compatibility with both digital and analogue systems make it practical wherever large input counts and routing flexibility are required.

What expansion cards are typically fitted to a used dLive DM64?

Used DM64 units are sometimes fitted with additional network cards. Dante cards and gigaACE cards have appeared in used configurations, extending the unit's integration and connectivity options. Buyers should confirm exactly which cards are installed in a specific unit, as this varies between listings and can affect how the MixRack connects to other systems in a given setup.

What should I check when buying a used Allen & Heath dLive DM64?

Confirm the input and output count matches your requirements and verify which I/O or network cards are installed, as configurations vary. Check whether a flight case or second PSU is included, since some units are sold as part of a package. Every listing on 10K Used carries a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults. For a full checklist, see the buying guide at https://www.10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/. Live listings on this page show current pricing.

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