Solid State Logic SSL 2 Mk II and 2+Mk II - First Look

[@Icko_VOT]

Luke, can you control output 3/4? Let me explain: the main knob controls all 4 outputs at once or 3/4 can be controlled separately?

[@ProductionExpert]

No separate control for 3-4 on the back. Headphone B on the front can follow the 1-2 mix or DAW 3-4 if you press the button.

[@myconsulting8044]

Thank you for the review! What microphone are you using in this test?

[@ProductionExpert]

Beyerdynamic M201

[@ZIZZOWORLDMUSIC]

Thats not a first look , but a paid advertising. Nothing practical demonstration, only description which already have it so I can read it myself

[@Fu.da_Beats]

how much ?

[@irishRocker1]

Right now I see SSL2+ for €199 (It was €249 until recently but has dropped) and the SSL 2+ MK2 is €329. That's a large difference. the SSL12 already had 32bit (€422). 2+MK2 still doesnt have adat, and if you cant bypass the preamp for line input its not worth that price difference just for 32bit recording which most people prob dont need

[@Fu.da_Beats]

@@irishRocker1 Wow thanks for your sharing. With that price, trying to buy SSL12 is a lot better !

[@lfx-founders6340]

What about the latency

[@shabbee]

As with the original, you can monitor the inputs directly resulting in zero latency

[@Benprogfuse]

hate that they did away with the blue knob..

[@Harrysound]

I just think they should have gone more plus on the + , there doesn’t seem to be enough betweeen them, could have been so much more.

[@helsinkioslo836]

I will not buy one until