NAMM Show 2026: Harrison Audio Goes Back to the Future As Classic Harrison Sonics Combine with the Latest in Studio Innovation

Experience the latest generation of Harrison Audio production tools, delivering classic Harrison sound through the latest hybrid workflows. Visit the Harrison booth to experience the New D510 500 Series System, Mixbus 11 and new Creators Pack, Mix Strip and more.

December 18, 2025

Anaheim, CA, December 18, 2025 – Legendary console manufacturer and software developer Harrison Audio [Booth 18301] invites NAMM 2026 attendees to go “Back to the Future” of studio production at the Anaheim Convention Center, January 22–24. Renowned for its signature smooth, musical sound, Harrison's tools have helped shape some of the most iconic music ever recorded. The company’s latest offerings - including the D510 500 Series System, Mixbus 11 and Creator Pack, and the 16-channel 32C Classic console and Mix Strip - deliver the unmistakable Harrison sound while integrating the newest innovations for the modern artist, producer, and engineer.

Harrison D 510 500 series system and more
The highly acclaimed Harrison D510 500 series system, the most flexible, scalable, and powerful 500 Series system on the market, will be making its NAMM debut this year. The system unlocks a host of production workflow possibilities and is perfect for studio and live sound use, consisting of the high-power, ten-slot D510r rack and optional D510mx 10x2 analog summing mixer, the D510Dante AoIP interface, and the D510ua USB-audio and ADAT interface. Further, the D510 500 system is the perfect enclosure for Harrison's high-performance 500 series modules, including the Comp, Mr3eq, and 32cPre+. These modules deliver the same iconic sound of Harrison's large-format consoles, but in convenient rackmount units. Stop by their NAMM booth and access the timeless Harrison sound via the latest studio workflows.

The timeless sound of the 32Classic console
The Harrison 16-channel 32Classic console will also be demonstrated at NAMM. This console is available in configurations ranging from 16 to 96+ channels and is a variant of the company’s acclaimed 32Classic recording console — itself nominated for a NAMM TEC Award. It delivers beautiful analog tone, flexible workflows, and hybrid studio functionality via a console-integrated audio interface.

Designed and engineered by Harrison Audio in Nashville, the 32Classic 16-channel console represents decades of engineering advancement, born from continuous research and development. Come listen and discover why artists from Steely Dan and Supertramp to Michael and Janet Jackson, Led Zeppelin, ABBA, Johnny Cash, and countless others have relied on Harrison consoles to craft their signature sound.

Mix Strip Channel Strip – Scalable, flexible, and sounds phenomenal.
Harrison is proud to demonstrate its new Mix Strip — also nominated for a NAMM TEC Award. Mix Strip carries the same design DNA as the original Harrison 3232 and 32Classic consoles and features a premium Jensen JT-MB-CPCA transformer-coupled microphone preamp, characterful Harrison LP/HP filters with a 3 dB resonant peak, a super-smooth 4-band parametric EQ, and an integrated mixbus. This allows the outputs of multiple units to be cascaded together via rear-panel summing connectors. The input stage of the 32Classic MS captures the warm, rich tone Harrison is renowned for: a full low end, an open midrange, and super-smooth, natural highs.

Mixbus 11.1 and the Harrison New Creator Pack
Mixbus 11.1 is here to supercharge your creativity. This latest update brings a powerful collection of new features and enhancements, including the brand-new Harrison Creator Pack software bundle, RTA Analyser, full SSL 9000 series channel strip with dynamics and EQ, Slate Digital sample pack, and much more. Harrison will have Mixbus 11 configured in a hybrid production setup, with Mix Strip and D510 System using the USB+ADAT interface to deliver seamless ITB and OTB workflows, all leveraging the classic Harrison sound. Stop by for a demo to find out more.

Founded in 1975, Harrison Audio has played a pivotal role in shaping the tools behind some of the most iconic and influential music in history. Renowned artists such as Michael Jackson, Led Zeppelin, Queen, and Steely Dan have all created timeless tracks using Harrison's consoles. Trusted by legendary engineers like Bruce Swedien, Roger Nichols, and Reinhold Mack, Harrison continues to deliver the sound and features that allow creativity to flourish.

Talk to a Harrison specialist
Harrison looks forward to meeting with customers, partners, and colleagues from around the world. Attendees are invited to book an appointment for a personal demonstration or consultation by visiting https://harrisonaudio.com/events/namm-show-2026.

About Harrison
Harrison has been designing, manufacturing, and marketing audio mixing consoles in Nashville, Tennessee (Music City, USA) since 1975. Our products serve the markets of music recording/mixing, international film and television sound production, audio postproduction, broadcast sound, and live sound reinforcement. Over 1,500 Harrison consoles have been installed worldwide, constituting a significant share of the overall world market for high-end audio consoles. Harrison's dominance of the high-end market demonstrates that customers who require solutions to complex problems invariably turn to Harrison to provide the answer.