SSL Knocks InfoComm 2019 For SiX

Solid State Logic will present their latest audio console offerings at InfoComm 2019 (booth #6981). "Across the SSL range we have solutions that are used daily in churches, live music venues, conference centers, through to schools and colleges," says Nigel Beaumont, SSL managing director. "InfoComm is the ideal show for clients to get hands on with our products and understand for themselves the versatility and compatibility of our console solutions."

Used on international tours, festivals, and in prestigious installations and houses of worship around the world, SSL's Live consoles have gained a reputation for superior sonic performance, ease of workflow and reliability. From the compact L100 to the latest L550 flagship console, all the mixers are based on the low latency SSL Tempest Audio Engine with an extensive range of I/O options, including SSL SuperAnalogue stageboxes (over MADI or Dante), local analogue and digital I/O, and Blacklight.

Also on show will be the compact Tempest Control Rack (TCR) production solution, part of the System T broadcast platform. Offering a powerful broadcast audio mixer, but without the console surface, this system is well suited to production automation controlled studios or 'Flypack' systems for small or remote production projects.

SSL will also present their latest music production products; Fusion and SiX. Fusion is an all-analogue 2U stereo outboard processor used in studio and live production, providing five completely new analogue coloration tools. Fusion is designed to bring the perfect combination of added tonal character, weight and space to your mix bus or stereo stems, with the detail, warmth, and finesse that only real analogue circuits can provide.

Hot from its March launch, the stunning SiX compact analogue console is well suited to small studios, post-production, on stage, and podcasting. Offering big console sound and an impressive set of utility features at an unprecedented price point, SiX is the ultimate console on your desktop or in your backpack, the company says.