SSL launches its most affordable audio interface yet: the SSL 1
By
Ben Rogerson
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Summary
SSL (Solid State Logic) has released the SSL 1, its most affordable audio interface yet, following the 2020 launch of the SSL 2 and SSL 2+. The 2-in/2-out device features 32-bit/192kHz resolution, USB-C connectivity, a single SSL-designed mic preamp with +48v phantom power, and is aimed at both beginners and experienced creators seeking a portable, budget-friendly solution for studio-quality audio recording.
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