Peavey 2410-HC (c. 2001)
The Peavey 2410-HC is a sound reinforcement monitor console. The period press listed it as the SRM 2410 HC. It builds the monitor mixes a band hears on stage. Mix (January 2001, p.128) field-tested it and opened with a complaint: monitor consoles rarely get the spotlight that house (FOH) consoles do, even though the monitor engineer may be juggling four or five mixes while the FOH engineer focuses on one.
The documentation trail is thin. No manual or factory literature has surfaced in this archive's records, and confirmed production dates aren't established. Almost everything known comes from a pair of Mix listings.
The January 2001 field test has the 2410-HC as a 74-pound package built into a Calzone ATA roadcase measuring 9.5 × 43.5 × 25.5 inches (H×W×D). It carried 12 peak-reading LED output meters for the output buses and 12-volt XLR lamp sockets for board lights. Mix (August 2001, p.90) adds the input complement: 24 mic/line input channels, 24 true transformer splits, and a 4-band EQ with sweepable midrange.
Known specs:
- Type: sound reinforcement monitor console
- 24 mic/line input channels, 24 true transformer splits
- 4-band EQ with sweepable midrange
- 12 peak-reading LED output meters
- 12 V XLR lamp sockets for board lights
- Built into a Calzone ATA roadcase; 74 lb; 9.5 × 43.5 × 25.5 in (H×W×D)
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