Allen & Heath AH-AVANTIS-SOLO 64 Channel 12 Fader Digital Mixing Console w/15.6" HD Capacitive Touchscreen

Allen & Heath Avantis Solo – Compact 64-Channel Digital Mixing Console, 96kHz

The Allen & Heath AH-AVANTIS-SOLO is a 64-channel, 42-bus digital mixing console built around a single 15.6-inch Full HD capacitive touchscreen with 12 physical faders across 6 layers. Powered by the XCVI FPGA core at 96kHz with 0.7ms latency, the Avantis Solo delivers the processing capability of the full Avantis system in a more compact, cost-effective form factor suited to mid-scale live sound, house of worship, corporate AV, and installed audio environments. The optional dPack upgrade licence adds dLive-class dynamics and processing at any time after purchase.

Product Description

The Avantis Solo shares the XCVI FPGA processing core and 42-bus architecture of the full Avantis console, but consolidates the dual-screen layout into a single 15.6-inch Full HD capacitive display. The Continuity UI connects the touchscreen with physical rotary controls and 12 faders so engineers can navigate the 72-strip layout without menu-diving. All 64 input channels carry full processing: preamp, HPF, gate, parametric EQ, compressor, and delay. The 42 configurable mix buses cover groups, aux, FX, matrix, and mains outputs in LR, LCR, or 5.1 configurations, with 16 DCAs for efficient subgroup control.

Local I/O covers 6 analogue XLR inputs, 6 analogue XLR outputs, and 1 stereo AES in/out. Two high-density I/O ports — each capable of 128x128 channels at 96kHz — accept Dante, MADI, and gigaACE option cards for full integration with networked AV infrastructure. The SLink port connects to Everything I/O remote expanders and ME Personal Mixing System for distributed I/O and performer monitor control. AMM supports up to 64 channels in D-Classic or NOM mode across 1, 2, or 4 zones, a critical feature for conference, government, and multi-room installations. The 12 onboard RackExtra FX slots each carry a dedicated stereo return, and USB provides stereo record and playback. The chassis is full metal for installation durability.

Key Features

• 96kHz XCVI FPGA Core, 0.7ms Latency — Same processing engine as the full Avantis, handling 64 channels with a 96-bit accumulator at 96kHz.
• 15.6-Inch Full HD Capacitive Touchscreen — Single-screen Continuity UI with gesture control; 72 fully assignable fader strips across 12 faders and 6 layers.
• 42 Configurable Mix Buses — Fully assignable architecture for groups, aux, FX, matrix, and mains in LR, LCR, and 5.1 modes.
• AMM Up to 64 Channels — Automatic Mic Mixing with D-Classic and NOM modes across 1, 2, or 4 zones for conference, worship, and government applications.
• Dual 128x128 I/O Ports at 96kHz — Accepts Dante, MADI, and gigaACE option cards for networked AV integration and broadcast compatibility.
• SLink Port — Connects to Everything I/O remote expanders and ME-1/ME-500 personal mixers for performer monitor control.
• 12 RackExtra FX Slots — Each with dedicated stereo return; covers reverb, delay, modulation, and specialty processors.
• 16 DCAs and 18 SoftKeys — Efficient subgroup management and freely assignable function keys for scene recall, mute groups, and custom operations.
• dPack Upgrade Available — Optional licence adds 16 Dyn8 multiband processors, DEEP compressor/preamp emulations, and exclusive RackExtra FX at any time after purchase.
• Full Metal Chassis with BNC Word Clock — Robust construction with BNC Word Clock I/O for system synchronisation in multi-device installations.

Typical Applications

• House of worship main sanctuary mixing
• Auditorium live sound reinforcement
• Corporate conference room and boardroom AV systems
• Government council chamber and multi-zone meeting spaces
• Multi-purpose room and all-hands venue installations
• Broadcast studio audio production
• Commercial meeting space with networked audio infrastructure
• Training room and educational facility audio

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Avantis Solo and the full Avantis?

The Avantis Solo uses a single 15.6-inch touchscreen and 12 faders (72 strips), while the full Avantis has dual 15.6-inch touchscreens and 24 faders (144 strips). Both share the same XCVI processing core, 42-bus architecture, and dPack upgrade option.

Does the Avantis Solo require a separate MixRack?

No. The Avantis Solo is a standalone console with onboard processing and I/O. Remote I/O expanders connect via the SLink port to increase local channel count.

Can dPack be added after purchase?

Yes. The dPack processing bundle can be purchased and activated as an upgrade licence at any time. The AH-AVANTIS-SOLO-W-DPACK version includes dPack pre-activated.

What network audio protocols are supported?

The two I/O expansion ports accept Dante, MADI, and gigaACE option cards, each at 128x128 channels and 96kHz.

Is AMM included as standard?

Yes. The Automatic Mic Mixer supports up to 64 channels in D-Classic and NOM modes across 1, 2, or 4 zones and is included in the base system without any additional licence.

What warranty applies to the Avantis Solo?

Allen & Heath products are covered by a standard manufacturer warranty when purchased through an authorised dealer. Contact Creation Networks for warranty and support details.