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It depends on the volume and kind of traffic, not number of user's, per se.
An ASR could pass UC traffic, but I don't recall it supporting direct UC interfaces. I.e. as long as the ASR "sees" standard frames and packets, it doesn't much matter whether it's UC traffic.
Generally even on the low end of ASR 1Ks, you're able to support multi-gig bandwidths.
