Solid State Logic
Solid State Logic SSL 12 USB Audio Interface Bundle with Polsen HPC-A30 Headphones, MIDI and XLR Cables
12-in/8-out USB audio interface with 192 kHz / 32-bit conversion, ADAT input, 62 dB mic gain and Legacy 4K colour, bundled with closed-back headphones, two MIDI and two XLR cables
- 12-in/8-out bus-powered interface for portable studio setups
- 192 kHz / 32-bit converters with >120 dB dynamic range for pristine capture
- 62 dB mic gain and -130.5 dBu EIN for clean low-noise recording
- Four independent near-zero latency foldback mixes from software mixer
- Legacy 4K analog colour switch inspired by 4000 Series consoles
SSL 12 USB Audio Interface Bundle
The Solid State Logic SSL 12 is a compact 12-in and 8-out USB audio interface bundle that includes Polsen HPC-A30 closed-back studio monitor headphones plus two 10-foot MIDI cables and two XLR cables. It delivers studio-grade conversion and analog character in a portable, bus-powered form factor suited for content creators and producers working on a tight budget.
192 kHz / 32-bit conversion
The interface uses 32-bit / 192 kHz AD/DA converters providing greater than 120 dB of dynamic range and a maximum operating level of +24 dB. This specification determines the fidelity ceiling for recording and playback, capturing every detail and nuance of the source material.
12 inputs and 8 outputs with ADAT expansion
The unit handles 12 simultaneous inputs and 8 outputs, with ADAT optical input available for expanding channel count. Four independent near-zero latency foldback mixes are provided from the software mixer, while 62 dB of mic gain and a -130.5 dBu EIN support demanding microphone sources.
Highlights
- 12-in/8-out bus-powered interface for portable studio setups
- 192 kHz / 32-bit converters with >120 dB dynamic range for pristine capture
- 62 dB mic gain and -130.5 dBu EIN for clean low-noise recording
- Four independent near-zero latency foldback mixes from software mixer
- Legacy 4K analog colour switch inspired by 4000 Series consoles
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much cleaner can a quiet microphone signal be recorded with the stated 62dB gain and -130.5 dBu EIN?
The 62dB gain range and -130.5 dBu equivalent input noise floor allow low-output dynamic or ribbon microphones to be amplified to healthy recording levels without adding audible hiss.
What does the 192kHz/32bit converter specification limit in real sessions?
It caps the maximum sample rate at 192kHz and bit depth at 32-bit, while the +24dB maximum operating level defines the highest analogue signal the converters can handle before clipping.
Will the interface fit in a standard rack or does it need a desk footprint?
The unit is a compact desktop device rather than a rackmount chassis, so it sits on a work surface and does not occupy rack units.
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