Behringer Wing 48-Channel Digital Mixing Console Touchscreen

The Behringer Wing is a 48-channel, 28-bus digital mixing console built around 8 onboard Midas PRO mic preamps — the same circuit heritage found in consoles that have anchored major touring rigs for decades. Those preamps define the Wing's sonic character: a wide, clean noise floor with genuine headroom before saturation, and a top-end transparency that doesn't harden under pressure. The 28-bus architecture (stereo pairs plus dedicated mono buses) gives live and studio engineers the routing flexibility to run complex monitor worlds, broadcast splits, and recording feeds simultaneously without compromise. Three AES50 ports using Klark Teknik's SuperMAC technology extend that I/O to 144 channels bidirectionally over standard Cat5e at sub-1ms latency, making the Wing a genuine hub for large-scale touring, theater, or fixed installation work.

The surface is built for fast, tactile control under pressure. Twenty-four motorized 100mm faders are organized across three independently assignable banks, allowing engineers to build a desk layout that mirrors their specific workflow — inputs, DCAs, effects returns, or any combination. A dedicated channel editing section with 11 rotary controls and a per-channel TFT display keeps hands on hardware for routine adjustments, while the 10" capacitive touchscreen with adjustable swivel handles routing, scene management, and deep parameter access without forcing the engineer away from the mix. The processing runs on dedicated DSP hardware, meaning effects load, scene recalls, and routing changes carry no latency penalty — a non-negotiable requirement for IEM-heavy live productions where timing consistency directly affects performer confidence.