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Yamaha MGP32X 32-Channel Premium Analog Mixing Console

24 D-PRE mic inputs and dual effects for larger productions

24 discrete Class-A D-PRE mic inputs with +48V phantom and 100 Hz HPF
32 line inputs in total: 24 mono and 4 stereo channels
REV-X reverb and SPX multi-effects with 2 dedicated FX sends
6 AUX sends, 4 group buses, 2 matrix outputs and a mono out
Inserts on all 24 mono channels, Priority Ducker and USB recording

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Yamaha MGP32X 32-Channel Premium Analogue Mixing Console

The Yamaha MGP32X is the 32-input model in Yamaha's premium MGP Series of analogue mixers. Its 24 mono mic/line channels and 4 stereo line channels run on discrete Class-A D-PRE mic preamps and X-pressive EQ, and digital features are added where they help most: twin effects processors, a Stereo Hybrid Channel with automatic ducking and levelling, and USB device recording.

With 24 microphone inputs, the MGP32X is built for larger stages and installations: theatres and auditoriums, large houses of worship, convention and banquet venues, festival stages and rental inventories. It gives engineers the sends, inserts and output zones a big event needs, while keeping the familiar hands-on feel of an analogue desk.

Key Features

Schematic of the inverted Darlington circuit used in Yamaha MGP Series D-PRE mic preamps

24 D-PRE Mic Preamps on the MGP32X

Each of the 24 mic inputs uses Yamaha's D-PRE, a discrete Class-A preamp with an inverted Darlington circuit originally developed for Yamaha's high-end recording gear. It delivers solid, natural bass and smooth, open highs. Every input has its own +48V phantom power and a 100 Hz, 12 dB/oct high-pass filter.

X-pressive EQ Modelled on Classic Modules

Yamaha created X-pressive EQ after modelling the circuits of celebrated vintage EQs and identifying the "X-shaped" curves behind their musical response. Very steep high and low shelving gives strong, precise control over tone. The three-band EQ on mono channels offers up to ±15 dB: 8 kHz high shelf, a peaking mid and 125 Hz low shelf.

One-knob compressor controls with LED indicators on a Yamaha MGP Series mixing console

Sixteen One-Knob Compressors

Channels 9 to 24 each have a one-knob compressor, giving you 16 channels of easy dynamics control for vocals, drums, bass and more without patching outboard units. LED indicators show when each compressor is working, so adjustments are quick even mid-show.

REV-X and SPX Effects Running Together

Two separate effects processors are on board. FX1 is Yamaha's REV-X reverb, with eight high-resolution Hall, Room and Plate programmes; FX2 is the SPX multi-effect processor, with 16 programmes and adjustable parameters. Use both at the same time, fed by two dedicated FX sends that leave the six AUX sends free.

Sends, Groups and Matrix Outputs for Big Systems

The MGP32X provides six AUX sends on balanced XLR, four group buses plus the stereo bus, two matrix outputs and a mono out. That covers monitor mixes, subgroups for drums or choir, delay or overflow zones and a separate feed for recording or broadcast. Insert points on all 24 mono channels accept outboard processors, and a dedicated talkback input keeps communication simple.

Stereo Hybrid Channel, Priority Ducker and Leveler

The Stereo Hybrid Channel uses Yamaha DSP behind analogue-style controls, with a mid-sweep three-band EQ and onboard A/D and D/A converters. Priority Ducker automatically dips background music whenever the priority microphone is used, then brings it back, and the attenuation is adjustable. Leveler evens out volume between different tracks for hands-off playback.

USB Device Recording and Playback

Capture each event to a USB storage device as a WAV or MP3 file, with either the Stereo Out or Matrix Out 1 and 2 as the source, and play audio files back from USB. Because WAV recording needs high transfer speeds, Yamaha recommends a fast USB hard disk or SSD; MP3 recording works with standard USB sticks too.

Rear panel AC IN socket of the Yamaha MGP Series internal universal power supply

Built-In Universal Power Supply

An internal power supply accepting 100 to 240 V at 50/60 Hz means no external adaptor to carry or mount. Yamaha designed it to cope with fluctuating mains power, which is valuable for touring and permanent installations alike.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the MGP32X and the MGP24X?

They share the same preamps, EQ, dual effects, sends, group buses and matrix outputs. The MGP32X has 24 mic inputs (32 line inputs in total), 24 channel inserts and compressors on channels 9 to 24, and is 1,027 mm wide at 19 kg. The MGP24X has 16 mic inputs (24 line inputs), 16 inserts and compressors on channels 9 to 16, at 819 mm wide and 15.5 kg.

Can I use outboard processors with the MGP32X?

Yes. All 24 mono channels have insert points, so outboard compressors, gates and channel strips can be patched straight into individual channels.

Does the MGP32X record?

It records a stereo source, either the Stereo Out or Matrix Out 1 and 2, to a USB storage device in WAV or MP3 format, and plays files back from USB. For WAV, Yamaha recommends a fast USB hard disk or SSD.

What power does the MGP32X need?

It has a built-in universal power supply for 100 to 240 V AC at 50/60 Hz, so it plugs directly into the mains without an external adaptor. Maximum power consumption is 86 W.

Who is the MGP32X for?

It is aimed at engineers and venues handling larger line-ups: theatres, auditoriums, large houses of worship, conference and banquet venues, festival stages and sound rental companies that need 24 microphone inputs on an analogue console.

Why Buy from YMS?

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Specifications

Overview

Model	Yamaha MGP32X
Type	32-channel premium analogue mixing console
Series	MGP Series

Channels & Inputs

Mixing Channels	32 line inputs (24 mono + 4 stereo)
Mic Inputs	24
Mic Preamps	Discrete Class-A D-PRE (inverted Darlington circuit)
Phantom Power	+48V per channel
High-Pass Filter	100 Hz, 12 dB/oct on every mic input
Stereo Channel Inputs	Phone jack and RCA pin jack
Channel Inserts	24 (mono channels)
Stereo Return	1
Talkback Input	1 (XLR)

Processing

Channel EQ	X-pressive EQ, 3-band, ±15 dB max
EQ Bands (Mono)	High 8 kHz shelving / Mid peaking / Low 125 Hz shelving
EQ Bands (Stereo)	High 8 kHz shelving / Mid 2.5 kHz peaking / Low 125 Hz shelving
Compressor	1-knob compressor with LED indicator, channels 9-24
FX1	REV-X reverb, 8 programs (Hall, Room, Plate), parameter control
FX2	SPX multi-effects, 16 programs, parameter control
Stereo Hybrid Channel	Mid-sweep 3-band EQ, Priority Ducker, Leveler, onboard A/D and D/A conversion

Outputs & Buses

Buses	4 GROUP buses + ST bus
AUX Sends	6 (XLR, balanced)
FX Sends	2
Stereo Out	L, R (XLR and phone jack)
Mono Out	1 (XLR)
Group Out	4 (phone jack)
Matrix Out	2 (phone jack)
Monitor Out	L, R (phone jack)
Phones	1 stereo phone jack

Digital & Recording

USB	USB device recording and playback
Record Format	WAV or MP3
Record Source	Stereo Out, or Matrix Out 1 and 2
Storage Note	Fast USB hard disk or SSD recommended for WAV recording

General

Total Harmonic Distortion	0.02% (20 Hz-20 kHz @ +14 dBu)
Frequency Response	+0.5/-1.0 dB, 20 Hz-20 kHz
Equivalent Input Noise	-128 dBu
Residual Output Noise	-92 dBu
Crosstalk	-74 dB @ 1 kHz
Power Requirements	100-240 V, 50/60 Hz (internal universal power supply)
Power Consumption	86 W max
Dimensions (W x H x D)	1,027 x 169 x 565 mm
Net Weight	19 kg

Specifications from Yamaha India's official MGP Series data; subject to change by Yamaha.