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Soundcraft Vi2000 Vi Series Digital Mixing Console vs Soundcraft 5057291HU Vi7000 Control Surface
The Vi2000 is a standalone console with integrated DSP and 246 I/O capacity, ideal for large festivals and broadcast where one unified unit handles everything. The Vi7000 is a control-surface-based system with a Local Rack and Active Breakout boxes, better suited for touring and installed sound where flexibility and distributed hardware matter.
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Soundcraft Vi2000 Vi Series Digital Mixing Console
Soundcraft 5057291HU Vi7000 Control Surface
Specs side by side
| Soundcraft Vi2000 Vi Series Digital Mixing Console | Soundcraft 5057291HU Vi7000 Control Surface | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $49,175.00 | $48,529.00 |
| Brand | Soundcraft | Soundcraft |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Soundcraft Vi2000 Vi Series Digital Mixing Console
- ✓ All-in-one integrated console—no external racks required for most setups
- ✓ Up to 246 inputs and outputs through modular expansion slots
- ✓ 4 Lexicon FX units plus 24 BSS graphic equalizers built-in
- ✓ Designed for stationary festival and broadcast applications
Why choose Soundcraft 5057291HU Vi7000 Control Surface
- ✓ Compact control surface with five Vistonics II touch screens for tactile workflow
- ✓ Eight independent Lexicon multi-FX units for more creative processing options
- ✓ Modular Local Rack and Active Breakout box architecture suits tour logistics
- ✓ Supports 96kHz sampling and includes redundant power supply for reliability
Frequently asked questions
How many effects units does each console include?
The Vi2000 includes 4 Lexicon FX units per configuration. The Vi7000 provides 8 independent Lexicon multi-FX units, offering more simultaneous effects processing capability.
What is the maximum I/O capacity of each system?
The Vi2000 supports up to 246 inputs and 246 outputs through its modular architecture. The Vi7000 handles up to 128 inputs and 32 mono/stereo busses, with additional I/O via the Active Breakout box and external networking.
Which console is better for touring?
The Vi7000's control-surface-with-separate-rack design is engineered for touring, allowing the control surface and processing hardware to travel independently. The Vi2000 is more suited to installed or festival venues where portability is less critical.
What sampling rates do these consoles support?
The Vi2000 operates at 48 kHz. The Vi7000 supports both 48 kHz and 96 kHz sampling rates, offering higher fidelity for critical recording and mastering applications.