Trident 88 custom console

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The 88 Custom is a configuration variant of the 88 Console. Using an extruded rail mounting system for Input, and Master Section buckets, the 88C can easily adapt to any size and configuration. Including a producer desk option which could accommodate multiples or custom widths for integration of additional options.

All supported by a custom stand system which can also easily scale its width to fit any configuration adaptation.

The Trident 88 Custom is a classically styled, in-line, eight-buss analog console and an advancement in lineage of the revered Series 80 mixing desks.
Designed with manufacturability in mind, the 88C is artfully constructed for ease of use and workhorse reliability.

The 88 Custom is sized to fit the modern, high end facility – whether private, institutional, or professional.

Along with the pleasingly familiar routing and feel of a classic Trident desk, are modern refinements that serve to improve functionality, workflow and performance specifications.

For example, integration with outboard processors and mic pre’s, such as the 500 format, is provided simply and elegantly by means of an exclusive, switchable input. This bypasses the channel preamp circuitry and allows for insertion of external signal sources directly to the channel equalizer.

Being a Trident, the equalization is of course, wonderful, and on the 88C – it is also plentiful. Always available on the channel, monitor, effects returns and group sections.

In the area of customization, the 88C has options for VU metering, transformer I/O’s, automation, and frame configurations incorporating inline DAW controllers like the Avid S6, S3, or the Slate Raven.

Features found throughout the 88C make for a straightforward and powerful package, but paramount to all else is The Sound. Among the many styles, preferences and methods of recording exists the expectation that a board must have the ability to be pushed hard and sound big. With 27dB of headroom, the 88C is designed to be pushed hard and sound big. This is a hallmark of the series 80 consoles and the 88C carries that tradition forward.

Bottom line: The Trident 88 Custom was created with all of this in mind so that you can use it to make great sounding tracks.

1971 — A-Range – First console made with a split design.

1973 — B-Range – Second split design console

1979 — Fleximix – Live sound console

1979 — TSM – First Quad console, split design

1980 — Series 80

1981 — Trimix – Split design, rear panel patching, mobile

1983 — Series 80B

1983 — Series 70 – Hybrid Trimix, on board patchbay, studio version

1984 — TIL – First “Trident In Line” console

1984 — Series 65

1985 — Series 75

1986 — Di-An – First digitally controlled analog console.

1987 — Series 80C

1989 — Series 16/24

1989 — Vector 432

1992 — Series 90

1994 — Ventura

2015 — Trident 88 – Split design, 8 buss, analog console

2017 — Trident 78 – Split design, 8 buss, analog console