GearCast Video - PreSonus StudioLive 32R and 24R Rackmount Digital Mixers Overview

Ideal partners for your StudioLive Series III console/recorder, the PreSonus StudioLive 32R and 24R Series III rackDefinition:
A frame for holding gear that meets an industry standard for enclosures. This specifies a 19 inch width, and a height that is some multiple of 1.75 inches. A rack frame can be open or enclosed, and has rails drilled with standardized screw holes for attaching rack equipment.. mixers can each serve as a simple stage boxDefinition:
A portable box with connectors for sound, lighting, or power attached to a multiconductor cable (snake) or Cat-5/6 multichannel signal. or as a combination stage box and monitor mixerDefinition:
An off-stage mixer or an operator of a mixer, whose mixes feed stage monitor speakers, wedges, or IEMs. See Monitor, IEM Wedge.. You can connect these mixers to a Series III front-of-house consoleDefinition:
A control surface for audio, video, or lighting control positioned like a desk. Also called, Mixer, Controller, Board, or (British) Desk. with a single lightweight CAT5e or CAT6 EthernetDefinition:
A local area network (LAN) using cables classified according to certain categories (CAT5, CAT6, CAT5e, etc.). These relate to the speed a cable can handle. cable since they can both network via AVBDefinition:
AVB (Audio Video Bridging): A network standard by the Avnu Alliance.. This eliminates the need for a heavy, expensive copper snake—as well as the signal degradation that happens with long analogDefinition:
A signal that is continuous in nature, as opposed to being defined as a series of discrete numbers (or elements) as found in digital signals; electrically "analogous" to an acoustical signal in the air. cable runs.

You even have remoteDefinition:
A broadcast from the field, not from the studio. A Remote Control. control over the StudioLive 32R's and 24R's preamps and phantom powerDefinition:
A source of power for a microphone (usually condenser) that travels to the microphone over the microphone's cable. There are different voltage standards and requirements for different microphones, but the most common standard is 48 Volts. It derives its name because there is no visible power cable. from your networked Series III console. In stage box + monitor mixer mode, the mixers not only serve as exceptional networked stage boxes, they'll act as full-blown monitor mixers with much more processing and mixing power than any mixerDefinition:
Combiner, controller, and router for multiple audio or video signals. in their class.