Used Midas H2000 consoles are large-format analog mixing desks widely trusted by professional sound engineers in both live and studio environments. Also known as the Heritage 2000, the H2000 is recognised for its sound clarity, robust construction and vintage analogue circuitry. Browse the second-hand Midas H2000 listings available below to find the right unit for your setup.
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Midas H2000 specifications
| Brand | Midas |
| Segment | Audio |
About the Midas H2000
The Midas H2000, also referred to as the Heritage 2000, is a large-format analog audio console built for professional live sound and studio mixing applications. Available in configurations including 48-channel and 42+6 channel formats, the H2000 delivers warm, rich audio through its vintage analogue circuitry. Its rugged construction is designed to withstand the demands of frequent touring and studio use, while intuitive controls make it accessible to both experienced engineers and those newer to large-format consoles. The Heritage 2000 has earned a strong reputation for sound quality and reliability across studios, venues and touring productions.
Midas H2000 — buyer FAQs
What is the Midas H2000 and what formats does it come in?
The Midas H2000, also known as the Heritage 2000, is a large-format analog audio console built for professional live sound and studio mixing. Used units appear in at least two channel configurations: a 48-channel version and a 42+6 arrangement, the latter combining 42 main channels with 6 auxiliary inputs. Its vintage analogue circuitry is associated with warm, rich audio reproduction and precise mix control.
Who makes the Midas H2000 and where does it sit in the brand's history?
Midas is a British professional audio brand founded in London in 1970, with a long focus on mixing consoles for live sound and touring. The H2000, also called the Heritage 2000, is one of the brand's large-format analogue desks and dates to at least the mid-to-late 1990s, placing it in the era before Midas expanded into digital console designs. Since 2009 Midas has been part of Music Tribe.
What environments is a used Midas Heritage 2000 suited to?
The H2000 is designed for both live performance and studio recording applications. Its rugged construction is built to handle frequent touring demands, and used units have served large venues, studios and touring productions. The console's intuitive layout is noted as accessible to experienced engineers and those less familiar with large-format analogue desks.
What should I check when buying a used Midas H2000?
Check the channel count and configuration, as units vary between 48-channel and 42+6 formats. Confirm the physical condition of controls, faders and the chassis, and verify whether a flightcase is included, since some units are listed with one. Used consoles of this age can show wear from touring. Listings on this page carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/ covers the full process.
What drives the price of a second-hand Midas H2000?
Used H2000 pricing depends primarily on the channel configuration, overall condition, age, and whether ancillary items such as a flightcase are included. Units purchased new in the 1990s will have accumulated varying degrees of use, so cosmetic and operational condition both affect value. Check the live listings on this page for current asking prices, and note that many listings include a Make an Offer option.
