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Cadac
CDC eight
128 ch · 64 bus · MADI/SoundGrid/Network
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Cadac
A British manufacturer founded in the late 1960s, Cadac earned a legendary reputation in musical theatre, where its large analogue consoles (notably the J-Type) equipped the West End and Broadway for decades. With the CDC platform, Cadac made its move to digital while keeping its exacting audio quality and its live-performance culture.
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