Quick Hits: Harrison Audio 32Cpre+, Comp, & MR3eq 500 Series Modules

Harrison Audio has been a part of pro audio history since 1975 when Dave Harrison first started creating in-line consoles. Beloved by engineers like Bruce Swedien, Roger Nichols, and Reinhold Mack, these desks have become legendary for their use on classic records by ABBA, Led Zeppelin, Queen, and more.

Earlier this year, Harrison announced that the brand would release three 500 Series modules based on its lineage. The 32Cpre+ features the transformer-coupled pre of the new 32Classic console, inspired by the Harrison 3232 console. The MR3eq pulls its EQ design from the MR3 console and features a 3-band parametric EQ with a high-frequency shelf band. Last but not least is the Comp, a classic feed-forward VCA compressor.

In our new Quick Hits video, we show what a 500 Series rack packed with a Harrison channel strip can do. Watch below to hear all three modules on performances from Tucker Wilson (Drums), Rowdy (Vocals), Kevin Schuck (Electric Guitar, Bass), and Angela Morano (Rhodes, Synthesizer).