Soundcraft UI24R+ATH-PRO7X Digital Mixer with Headphones Bundle

Name: Soundcraft UI24R+ATH-PRO7X Digital Mixer with Headphones Bundle
Brand: Soundcraft
SKU: UI24R+ATH-PRO7X

Overview

The Soundcraft Ui24R is built around a core that many digital consoles at its price tier can't match: 20 Studer-designed preamps, each drawing from a lineage of broadcast and studio console engineering. What that means at the input stage is a low noise floor and generous headroom — vocals sit in the mix without the harshness that betrays cheaper preamp designs, and dynamic sources like snare drums retain their transient punch through moderate gain settings without sounding processed. The 24-channel I/O structure (10 combo TRS/XLR, 10 XLR, 2 line, 2 digital) covers a full band stage input list or a multi-source podcast/broadcast setup with room for expansion. On every input channel, the full processing chain — 4-band parametric EQ, high-pass filter, compressor, de-esser, and noise gate — means each source can be shaped before it hits the mix bus, not just balanced in level. Output processing adds a 31-band graphic EQ and dbx AFS2 Automatic Feedback Suppression, providing the tuning and safety net that venue installs and monitor engineers depend on in acoustically challenging environments.

The Ui24R's defining workflow characteristic is total wireless control: the built-in dual-band Wi-Fi creates a dedicated network for up to 10 simultaneous control devices without requiring a router, and the browser-based control surface runs on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux — no app installation required. This makes front-of-house and monitor mixing from a single rack unit a practical reality for small venue installs, houses of worship, and corporate AV rooms where a physical console position isn't feasible. The redundant dual-path recording to USB drive and Mac/PC simultaneously is the feature that turns the Ui24R from a live mixer into a recording system — every show becomes a tracked session available for post-production, broadcast, or release. Paired with the Audio Technica ATH-PRO7X headphones, which bring 45mm drivers, a 5Hz–40kHz frequency response, and 100dB sensitivity to the monitoring side of the chain, this bundle provides a coherent input-to-ear signal path that doesn't require additional gear to begin a serious session.

Key Features

Package Includes: (1) Soundcraft Ui24R 24 Input Digital Mixer w/Wifi+App Control+Recording Ui 24R. (1) Audio Technica ATH-PRO7X Professional On-Ear DJ Headphones w/ 45mm Drivers. Features: Soundcraft Ui24 24-Input Digital Mixer with Wi-Fi, App Control and Recording. Renowned Soundcraft quality and performance. Built-in dual-band Wi-Fi eliminates the need for a router to provides a reliable connection to up to 10 mobile devices in mission critical situations

Control Ui24R from lOS, Android, Windows, Mac OS and Linux browsers without installing additional apps. Record and mix with the warmth of 20 professional-quality Studer-designed preamps. 3 Effects: Compression, Reverb, and Delay Processing. 2 Channels of DigiTech guitar amp modeling. Dual-path, redundant multi-track recording of all 24 inputs to USB drive and connected Mac/PC. 24 simultaneous inputs (10 combo TRS/XLR, 10 XLR, 2 line level, 2 digital)

4-band parametric EQ, high-pass filter, compressor, de-esser, and noise gate on input channels. 31-band graphic EQ, noise gate, compressor, and dbx AFS2 Automatic Feedback Suppression on all outputs. Real-time frequency analyzer (RTA) on inputs and outputs. Compatible with Mac/PC DAWs and other music software. Compatible with Harman Connected PA application and system for easier setup and control. 4U Rack Mount Design. Features:

Audio Technica ATH-PRO7X Professional On-Ear DJ Headphones with45mm Drivers. Type: Closed-back Dynamic. Magnet: Neodymium. 45mmLarge-aperture drivers reproduce ultra-expressive, detailed sound. On-ear design with sleek, minimalist style. Detachable locking cables 3.9' - 9.8' coiled and 3.9' straight ensure secure connection during active DJ use. Maximum input power of 2,000 mW enables distortion-free wide-range audio reproduction even at loud volumes

Premium, soft, durable earpads can be worn comfortably for hours. Easily replaceable headband cushion. Lightweight, sturdy construction. Frequency Response: 5 Hz - 40 kHz. Maximum Input Power: 2,000 mW at 1 kHz. Sensitivity: 100 dB. Impedance: 37 Ohms. Connector: 1/8" stereo mini-plug. Accessory Included: 1/4" screw-on adapter. Weight: 0.49 Lb. without cable and connector

Specifications

Mixer Brand

Soundcraft

Mixer Model

Ui24R

Total Inputs

24 simultaneous (10 combo TRS/XLR, 10 XLR, 2 line level, 2 digital)

Preamps

20 Studer-designed mic preamps

Effects

Lexicon reverb, chorus, delay; dbx compression; DigiTech guitar amp modeling

Recording

Dual-path multitrack — USB drive + Mac/PC (24 inputs simultaneous)

Control

iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux (browser-based); built-in dual-band Wi-Fi

Feedback Suppression

dbx AFS2 Automatic Feedback Suppression on all outputs

Form Factor

4U Rack Mount

Headphones Model

Audio Technica ATH-PRO7X

Driver Diameter

45mm

Frequency Response

5 Hz – 40 kHz

Maximum Input Power

2,000 mW at 1 kHz

Sensitivity

100 dB

Impedance

37 Ohms

Headphone Connector

1/8" stereo mini-plug (1/4" adapter included)

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

20 Studer-designed preamps deliver a clean, low-noise floor that maintains headroom for dynamic sources at moderate to high gain settings
Dual-band Wi-Fi provides stable wireless control from up to 10 simultaneous devices without requiring a dedicated router in the signal path
Redundant dual-path multitrack recording to both USB drive and Mac/PC simultaneously protects against single-point recording failures at live events
The 4-band parametric EQ, high-pass filter, compressor, de-esser, and noise gate on every input channel provide a professional processing chain for each source
The ATH-PRO7X's 45mm drivers with 5Hz–40kHz frequency response give the engineer genuine low-end monitoring reach for checking sub-bass balance in the mix

👎 Cons

The Ui24R has no physical faders or rotary controls — all mixing is done via touchscreen browser interface, which introduces latency and less tactile feedback than a traditional console surface
Wi-Fi control reliability can degrade in RF-congested venues such as large festivals or hotels with dense wireless networks, even with the built-in dual-band radio
At 4U rack depth, the Ui24R requires significant rack real estate; it is not a compact floor unit for minimalist stage setups
The ATH-PRO7X's on-ear design provides less passive isolation than circumaural (over-ear) headphones, which is a limitation when monitoring in high-SPL live environments
Browser-based control means a device crash or disconnected tablet mid-show drops your control surface until reconnected, with no dedicated hardware fallback

Frequently Asked Questions

How do the Studer-designed preamps in the Ui24R affect what you hear in the mix?

The 20 Studer-designed mic preamps are the signal foundation of this mixer. They provide the headroom and low noise floor that lets transients — snare hits, vocal consonants, acoustic guitar attacks — pass cleanly without the brittle hardness or premature compression you hear in budget preamps. At moderate gain settings, the noise floor stays low enough for studio-grade recording applications, not just live reinforcement.

Does the Ui24R require a computer or tablet to operate, or can it run standalone?

It requires a connected device for control — there are no physical faders or knobs on the unit itself. The built-in dual-band Wi-Fi creates its own network, so you don't need a separate router, and you can control from iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, or Linux browsers without installing an app. That said, the absence of physical controls is a workflow consideration for engineers who prefer tactile mixing.

What does the redundant multitrack recording actually mean in practice?

The Ui24R records all 24 inputs simultaneously to two destinations in parallel: a connected USB drive and a Mac/PC over USB. If one recording path fails mid-show, the other is still capturing. For broadcast, podcast recording, or post-production mixing from a live event, this dual-path architecture provides insurance against a single-point hardware failure.

How does the ATH-PRO7X headphone's 45mm driver and 37-ohm impedance pair with the Ui24R's headphone output?

The ATH-PRO7X's 37-ohm impedance and 100dB sensitivity make it easy to drive from the Ui24R's headphone output at usable monitoring levels without requiring a dedicated headphone amplifier. The 45mm driver's frequency response down to 5Hz ensures you're hearing full low-end extension when checking sub-bass in a mix — relevant for live DJ monitoring or checking kick drum balance.

How does the dbx AFS2 Automatic Feedback Suppression on the outputs work in a live context?

The AFS2 processes output channels in real time, detecting and attenuating the frequency of feedback before it rings. It's not a substitute for proper gain staging and speaker placement, but it provides a practical safety net in unpredictable acoustic environments — small venues with hard walls, outdoor stages with reflective surfaces, or monitor mixes for vocalists who move close to their wedges.