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Solid State Logic | SSL SiX CH | 500 Series Channel Strip Module (SS - SIX - CH - 500) - Gsus4

Solid State Logic SSL SiX CH 500 Series Channel Strip Module

by Solid State Logic (SSL)
$581.00
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The SSL SiX CH is a mono 500 Series channel strip that combines a SuperAnalogue mic preamp, two-band EQ and a one-knob compressor. It brings the input-channel processing of SSL's SiX console to a single module for recording vocals, instruments and other individual sources.

Mic, line and instrument recording

Use the rear rack microphone input for microphones, or the front-panel TRS input for line-level sources. The Hi-Z switch raises the front input impedance to 1 MΩ for passive guitar and bass pickups. Microphone gain ranges from +6 to +72 dB, with switchable 48V phantom power, polarity inversion and a 75 Hz high-pass filter.

Shape tone and control dynamics

The high and low EQ bands each switch between shelving and bell curves. The channel compressor uses a single threshold control, automatic make-up gain and a 2:1 ratio. EQ and compression can be bypassed independently.

This module requires a compatible powered 500 Series chassis; it is not a standalone desktop preamp. Browse the Solid State Logic collection for related studio equipment.

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Very Cost Effective Preamps

They may be half the price of similar units but they’re definitely not half as capable. Running keyboards though a pair of SIX CHes suddenly made everything sound better. That’s my use of them so far. Made a weak, thin sounding device sound full and rich. I didn’t expect it to be so obvious but am glad it is. As always Gsus4 provided great service.