
SSL UC1
A slab of SSL console that everyone agrees is built like one — and a five-year argument about whether it is worth owning for anything but SSL's own plug-ins.
3 reviews
Large-format mixing consoles and studio control surfaces
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Solid State Logic — universally shortened to SSL — is a British professional-audio manufacturer founded in 1969 by Colin Sanders, who began by building solid-state control systems for church organs, which is where the name comes from. Its 4000-series consoles of the late 1970s and 1980s became the standard desk of large-format studio mixing, and the company now also makes compact mixers, audio interfaces, outboard, plug-ins and the U-Series DAW control surfaces. It has been part of the Audiotonix group since 2017.

A slab of SSL console that everyone agrees is built like one — and a five-year argument about whether it is worth owning for anything but SSL's own plug-ins.

One fader everyone agrees is built like a console — and a long argument about whether one fader is worth $650.

Eight faders everyone agrees feel right, wired to a control protocol from the 1990s that nobody can agree to forgive.
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