Introducing The Quantum638

Quantum 638 has been designed from the ground up. Familiar, yet forward-thinking, it combines the most successful design elements from across the DiGiCo range with the latest Quantum technology. Delivering exceptional processing power, advanced functionality and renowned DiGiCo flexibility, it provides a powerful, operator-focused platform for every production environment.

Neatly packaged with three daylight-bright touchscreens and a refined worksurface design, Quantum638 merges trusted workflows with immense processing muscle and all the capabilities of the Quantum ecosystem. The result is a console designed not just for now, but for the future.

Watch the Reveal

See how the Quantum638 brings together exceptional flexibility, advanced control and renowned Quantum performance. The launch video provides an in-depth overview of the console's capabilities and the benefits it delivers across multiple applications.

Under The Hood

The DiGiCo Quantum 638 is a either single or dual engine, 256 channel mixing console with 38 physical faders and 3 x 17″ LCD high-resolution touchscreens. Combining the extraordinary might of five large-scale FPGAs, the Quantum 638 redefines digital mixing consoles.

With a maximum of 256 input channels, with 128 Aux / Sub-Group busses, plus the familiar LR / LCR / 5.1 Master busses. It comes with a 48 x 48 Processing Matrix, 36 Control Groups, two Solo busses, 48 FX Rack slots and 32 Graphic EQs. Also included as standard are Mustard Processing channel strips, Spice Rack plugin style native FPGA processing options, Nodal Processing and True Solo.

"We took the best elements of our time-tested SD7 and SD5 and combined them with the latest Quantum technology to create the ultimate Q6."

Austin Freshwater
Managing Director, DiGiCo

	Ideal for theatre productions, the Quantum638T paired with DiGiCo’s optional “T” software adds key features such as Auto Update, Aliases, Players, advanced CG programming and Matrix Nodal Delays for plays and musicals.
Newly enhanced Macro buttons are found within easy reach, putting clear visual information exactly where it is needed, and there are four designated channel Macros, meaning the Macro moves with the channel depending on the console layout.
	As standard, the product is equipped with onboard Dante and other connectivity options, including a built-in Fourier Interface Card for native worksurface compatibility with Fourier Audio’s transform.engine platform.