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Sale price$ 54,999.00 Regular price$ 59,999.00Save $ 5,000.00SKU: 724900X2 Solid State Logic SSL Origin 32 Sale price$ 54,999.00 Regular price$ 59,999.00(/) Add to cart #shopify-section-template--16817211638010__main .shopify-payment-button {} Solid State Logic SSL Origin 32 Limited Time Offer!!Buy Solid State Logic SSL Origin 32 and get a free UF8 and Rack kit absolutely Free. This is our ORIGINAs the latest in a long heritage of SSL studio mixing consoles, ORIGIN has traditional analogue studio workflow at its heart whilst providing the perfect partner for a modern DAW-driven ‘hybrid' production studio.Its classic design looks back to the origin of in-line consoles for signal flow inspiration, incorporating cutting-edge analogue developments to deliver a unique sonic signature that's still unmistakably SSL.ORIGIN is more than just the culmination of four decades of technical innovation. Because of our deep knowledge of workflow and studio integration, we also understand that a console has to provide the immediacy and well-executed ergonomics that will inspire and engage a modern studio environment. We believe ORIGIN does this and more; leading the way with a fresh look at how an analogue console compliments the latest digital tools and production techniques.Next generation analogue studio consoleThe legendary SSL consoles of the 70s and 80s helped define studio production. ORIGIN takes these principles and combines them with a modern feature-set that bridges the gap between digital production and analogue console workflow.A purely analogue inline design, with 16 buses, E-Series EQ and classic Bus Compressor, ORIGIN breathes new life into a design classic across the whole console. The new PureDrive™ mic pre inherits the clarity and purity of previous SSL Mic Pre designs, switching character to a warm, harmonically-rich and driven tone that varies with mic pre gain.The new mix bus and mix amp architecture delivers an amazingly-low noise floor along with huge headroom. The result

We at Everything Recording understand you’re not made of money. Not everyone can amass racks of outboard gear and collect them like Pogs (remember those things?). So when we review a product in the four-figure price range, we want to make certain it’s either the real deal or market hype. So, in the case of Solid State Logic’s latest brainchild, we obtained one a year ago and vowed not to write a review until after the honeymoon phase of the gear relationship is over and reality sets in. Behold, my year with the SSL Fusion!Needs No IntroductionAh, one of the Holy Trinity of pro audio. Solid State Logic is a tentpole in the music industry. Despite being exponentially easier to get audio mixed in the box, some part of nearly every song on the radio (even to this day) still passes through their hallowed “super analogue” circuits. I mean, when countless manufacturers have glommed onto your name to sell their own versions of your products, you’ve done a few things right.While the bulk of their prestige comes from their EQ and Compression, they haven’t built very many new original audio processing tools. Most of the latest releases are impressive smaller format consoles and control surfaces. That’s great and all, but the world needs another all-new piece of hardware from SSL that audio can pass through. Hardware that brings life back into the populace’s aging eyes who experienced their consoles firsthand and distracts the new generation from their mouse, screen, and piles of plugins. Enter Fusion.No Con-FusionAs soon as you pull Solid State Logic’s new “color box” from the packaging, you can tell the Fusion is unquestionably SSL. From the dark faceplate adorned with the signature colorful knobs to the unmistakable metering, the 2-rack-space, 2-channel Fusion maintains the iconic looks of its British royalty.However, that’s where the familiarity ends. The Solid State Logic Fusion is a whole new animal. It’s no secret that SSL has been steadily modernizing with the changing of the times and know that the majority of today’s studios don’t, won’t, or can’t justify the price tag of a large-format console (to say nothing of the cost of maintenance AND electricity). Yes, they still produce several excellent mid-to-large-size consoles (their AWS Delta certainly deserves a look) – but most of us just need a few channels of that analog shade and color. So, in its place – the