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Bricasti Design M10 Remote Console is the dedicated mix-position controller for one to eight Bricasti M7 or M7M reverb processors.
Built for critical listening, repeatable sessions, and long-term studio integration.
Overview
The Bricasti Design M10 is the dedicated mix-position remote for M7 and M7M reverb processors. It centralizes machine selection, metering, preset access, editing, and favorites for one to eight processors in a rugged, purpose-built desktop console.
At a Glance
| Product | Dedicated M7/M7M remote console |
|---|---|
| Machine capacity | One to eight processors |
| Interface | Bricasti RS422 serial system |
| Included | 10-meter serial cable and terminator |
| Metering | Four stereo machines at a time |
| Build | Milled anodized aluminum |
What Is the Bricasti M10 Remote Console?
The Bricasti Design M10 is the dedicated mix-position remote for M7 and M7M reverb processors. It centralizes machine selection, metering, preset access, editing, and favorites for one to eight processors in a rugged, purpose-built desktop console.
How Does the M10 Improve Multi-Machine Reverb Workflow?
A single M10 keeps every connected engine accessible from the listening position. Dedicated machine keys and clear metering reduce trips to the rack and make it easier to compare, edit, and recall multiple reverbs during a session.
Key Features
- Controls up to eight M7 or M7M processors
- Eight meters display four stereo processor pairs at a time
- Same clear display and operating logic as the M7
- Four hot keys for favorite programs
- Up to 30-meter connection from the first processor without auxiliary power
- Serial loop-through architecture for expandable systems
Technical Specifications
| Compatibility | Bricasti M7 and M7M reverb processors |
|---|---|
| Machine control | Controls one to eight connected processors |
| Connection | RS422 serial interface using the Bricasti serial cable system |
| Included connection kit | 10-meter serial cable and serial loop-through terminator |
| Maximum cable run | Up to 30 meters from the first processor without an additional power source |
| Metering | Eight meters for four stereo pairs; four machines displayed at a time |
| Workflow | Dedicated machine keys, program access, editing, favorites, and display at the mix position |
| Construction | Milled solid anodized-aluminum enclosure |
Why Bricasti Design?
Bricasti Design builds focused professional audio hardware in the United States with dedicated processing, carefully separated analog and digital sections, robust metalwork, and direct workflow controls. The result is equipment designed for recording, mixing, mastering, post-production, broadcast, and other critical listening environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Bricasti M10 control?
The M10 is a dedicated hardware remote for Bricasti M7 and M7M reverb processors.
How many processors can the M10 control?
The M10 can address one to eight connected M7 or M7M processors.
What is included with the M10?
Bricasti specifies a 10-meter serial cable and a serial loop-through terminator for connecting the first and last processor in a one-machine setup.
How does the M10 connect?
It uses Bricasti's RS422-based serial connection. Additional M7-SC interconnect cables are needed when chaining more than one processor.
Why place the M10 at the mix position?
It puts program selection, editing, favorites, machine selection, and metering within reach while the processors remain installed in the rack.