01 · Source
1 documented input
IEC C14
- Arrives as
- 1 documented input
- Connector
- IEC C14
- Signal
- power
Midas HUB4 PRO
Price tracker
Awaiting retailer match~$969
Catalog estimate
Price history
No verified retailer history yet. The catalog estimate is a planning reference; retailer prices and availability may differ.
Price estimate~$969
Price tracker
Awaiting retailer match~$969
Catalog estimate
Price history
No verified retailer history yet. The catalog estimate is a planning reference; retailer prices and availability may differ.
- Documented outputs
- 1616 destination connections
- Documented inputs
- 1Based on documented inputs
- Rack space
- 1UBuilder checks available rail space
- Power draw
- UnverifiedPower requirement is not verified in the catalog
- Catalog estimate
- ~$969Use retailer rows for current price and stock
Midas HUB4 PRO Overview
The payoff
Personal Mixer decisions, organized around the whole rig.
Midas HUB4 Pro 96k Monitor System Hub. Plan its source-defined physical connections and placement in your rig.
- Documented outputs
- 1616 destination connections
- Documented inputs
- 1Based on documented inputs
- Rack space
- 1UBuilder checks available rail space
Signal path for Midas HUB4 PRO
Learn the route as a block diagram: source, product function, transport, and destination. Select any block to see what enters, what changes, and what leaves.
Interactive block diagramAuto-looping · hover, focus, or tap to hold a stage
Port-type signalProduct functionSystem boundary
Follow one signal from source to destination
01 · Source · selectedEach block answers the same three questions: what arrives, what changes here, and what leaves.
Midas HUB4 PRO I/O ports
Switch the product view and the documented port inventory updates with it—hardware and data stay side by side.
Every connector, grouped by job.
Switch panels to keep the hardware view and the documented port list in sync.
| Port | Panel | Connector | Direction | Signal | Channels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AES50 A · IN1 / SYNC | front | etherCON | bidirectional | data | — |
| AES50 B · IN2 / THRU | front | etherCON | bidirectional | data | — |
| PERSONAL MIXER PORT1 · AUDIO / RETURN / PoE | front | etherCON | bidirectional | data | — |
| PERSONAL MIXER PORT2 · AUDIO / RETURN / PoE | front | etherCON | bidirectional | data | — |
| PERSONAL MIXER PORT3 · AUDIO / RETURN / PoE | front | etherCON | bidirectional | data | — |
| PERSONAL MIXER PORT4 · AUDIO / RETURN / PoE | front | etherCON | bidirectional | data | — |
| AC INPUT · IEC C14 DEVICE INLET | rear | IEC C14 | input | power | — |
| USB TYPE B · FIRMWARE UPDATE | rear | usb b | bidirectional | data | — |
| StageCONNECT OUTPUT / RETURN · PHANTOM POWER | rear | XLR male | bidirectional | data | — |
| PORT4 MIX B L / AES50 47 | rear | ¼-inch TRS | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT4 MIX B R / AES50 48 | rear | ¼-inch TRS | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT4 MIX A L / AES50 45 | rear | ¼-inch TRS | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT4 MIX A R / AES50 46 | rear | ¼-inch TRS | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT3 MIX B L / AES50 43 | rear | ¼-inch TRS | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT3 MIX B R / AES50 44 | rear | ¼-inch TRS | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT3 MIX A L / AES50 41 | rear | ¼-inch TRS | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT3 MIX A R / AES50 42 | rear | ¼-inch TRS | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT2 MIX B L / AES50 39 | rear | ¼-inch TRS | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT2 MIX B R / AES50 40 | rear | ¼-inch TRS | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT2 MIX A R / AES50 38 | rear | XLR male | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT2 MIX A L / AES50 37 | rear | XLR male | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT1 MIX B L / AES50 35 | rear | ¼-inch TRS | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT1 MIX B R / AES50 36 | rear | ¼-inch TRS | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT1 MIX A R / AES50 34 | rear | XLR male | output | analog audio | — |
| PORT1 MIX A L / AES50 33 | rear | XLR male | output | analog audio | — |
Showing 25 of 25 documented physical ports. Scroll to review the remaining rows.
Midas HUB4 PRO Alternatives
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| Fit | 📐 1U | 📐 2U | 📐 Outside rack | 📐 1U |
| Power | ⚡ Unverified | ⚡ Unverified | ⚡ 8W | ⚡ 125W |
| Weight | ⚖️ 8.7 lb | ⚖️ 10.1 lb | ⚖️ 1.8 lb | ⚖️ 6.0 lb |
| I/O | 🔌 25 | 🔌 13 | 🔌 4 | 🔌 28 |
| Estimate | 💵 ~$969 | 💵 ~$2,199.99 | 💵 ~$499 | 💵 ~$549 |
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Before you buy an Midas HUB4 PRO
Short, source-backed answers surface rack fit, power, cabling, and connection details before they become surprises.
How will the Midas HUB4 PRO affect rack fit and case depth?
It occupies 1U. Its documented depth is 291 mm.
How much power does the Midas HUB4 PRO draw?
Its power requirement is not yet verified in the catalog.
What connections does the Midas HUB4 PRO have?
25 documented physical ports, including AES50 A · IN1 / SYNC, AES50 B · IN2 / THRU, PERSONAL MIXER PORT1 · AUDIO / RETURN / PoE, PERSONAL MIXER PORT2 · AUDIO / RETURN / PoE, PERSONAL MIXER PORT3 · AUDIO / RETURN / PoE, PERSONAL MIXER PORT4 · AUDIO / RETURN / PoE.
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