Live
Solid State Logic
SSL Live L100
64 ch · 12 bus · MADI/Dante
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Solid State Logic
Founded in 1969 in Oxford by Colin Sanders, Solid State Logic defined the sound of major studios with its SL 4000 analogue consoles and later digital systems. In 2013 the company entered live sound with the SSL Live range, built around its high-headroom Tempest engine.
Consoles
Live
Solid State Logic
SSL Live L200
96 ch · 24 bus · MADI/Dante
Broadcast Live
Solid State Logic
Live L350
MADI/Dante/Network
Broadcast Studio
Solid State Logic
System T S500
2048 ch · Dante/Network
Broadcast Live
Solid State Logic
Live L500
MADI/Network
Studio
Solid State Logic
Matrix
Broadcast Studio
Solid State Logic
C300 HD
80 bus · MADI/AES/EBU
Broadcast Studio
Solid State Logic
Avant
380 ch · 64 bus
Broadcast
Solid State Logic
Aysis Air
MADI
Broadcast Studio
Solid State Logic
Axiom
64 ch · AES/EBU/Network
Studio
Solid State Logic
SL 9000 J
48 bus
Broadcast Studio
Solid State Logic
OmniMix
AES/EBU
Broadcast Studio
Solid State Logic
Scenaria
Network