Used Midas Heritage H1000
Used Midas Heritage H1000 consoles bring the legendary Midas analogue sound to large-format live mixing, combining the famous XL4 microphone preamplifier and EQ section with 28 mono input channels and a comprehensive bus architecture. Built throughout with military-grade components, this second-hand console represents serious long-term reliability. Scroll down to browse the used Heritage H1000 listings currently available.
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Midas Heritage H1000 specifications
| Brand | Midas |
| Segment | Audio |
About the Midas Heritage H1000
The Midas Heritage H1000 is part of the Heritage 1000 Series of analogue mixing consoles, designed around impeccable sonic quality and outstanding technical specifications. At its core sits the XL4 microphone preamplifier and EQ section, delivering extremely quiet input stages and the legendary Midas equalisation. The console provides 28 mono input channels, 4 stereo input channels, 10 audio groups, 10 DCA faders, 8 matrix groups, 10 aux busses, a stereo master and a mono master. Military-grade components throughout are intended to ensure the longest possible working life.
Midas Heritage H1000 — buyer FAQs
What is the Midas Heritage H1000 and what does it offer as a mixing console?
The Midas Heritage H1000 is a large-format analogue mixing console from the Heritage 1000 Series, built around 28 mono input channels, 4 stereo input channels, 10 audio groups, 10 DCA faders, 8 matrix groups, 10 aux busses, a stereo master and a mono master. At its core is the XL4 microphone preamplifier and EQ section, delivering extremely quiet input stages and the equalisation characteristic associated with the Midas name.
What makes the XL4 preamp and EQ section significant in the Heritage H1000?
The XL4 microphone preamplifier and EQ section is the central audio component of the Heritage H1000, providing extremely quiet input stages that allow the operator to handle and optimise signals from any source. The EQ design is a defining element of the Heritage 1000 Series, and its inclusion means the H1000 shares the same core signal path philosophy found across the Heritage console family.
Who makes the Midas Heritage H1000 and where does it sit in the brand's history?
The Heritage H1000 is made by Midas, a British professional audio brand founded in London in 1970 and known for mixing consoles for live sound and touring. The Heritage 1000 Series represents the analogue side of that heritage, using military-grade components throughout to target long working life, and sits alongside other consoles in the Heritage range designed around the same sonic standards.
How long is the Heritage H1000 built to last, and what components does it use?
The Heritage H1000 is built with military-grade components throughout the console, a specification intended to ensure the longest possible working life in demanding live and touring environments. This approach to component selection is cited as central to the Heritage 1000 Series design philosophy rather than being a feature of any single unit.
What should I check when buying a used Midas Heritage H1000?
On a used Heritage H1000 it is worth confirming the channel count is fully operational across all 28 mono and 4 stereo inputs, that the XL4 preamp gain stages and EQ sections respond correctly on each channel, and that all group, DCA, matrix and aux busses are functioning. Every listing on this page 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/.
