Solid State Logic
Solid State Logic SSL 2+ MKII 2x4 USB audio mixer
A 2×4 USB audio interface with two mic preamps, MIDI I/O and 32-bit 192 kHz conversion
- 32-bit / 192 kHz converters capture studio-grade detail
- Legacy 4K analog enhancement adds classic SSL character to recordings
- Two discrete headphone outputs let artist and engineer monitor independently
- Stereo loopback routes system audio straight into the stream
- Bus-powered USB-C operation keeps the rig portable for mobile sessions
Designed for creators and musicians
The Solid State Logic SSL 2+ MKII is a 2x4 USB audio interface built for producers, podcasters and live-streaming musicians. It provides two XLR mic preamps, two quarter-inch line or high-impedance instrument inputs and two discrete headphone outputs. MIDI I/O on five-pin DIN jacks and a bundled software pack complete the creative toolkit.
Bus-powered with 48 V phantom power
The unit draws power from the host computer so no external supply is required, yet still delivers 48 V phantom power for condenser microphones. Zero-latency monitoring lets performers hear themselves without delay, while high-pass filters and stereo loopback keep signals clean during recording or streaming sessions.
Fits desktop studios with USB-C connectivity
A single USB-C cable handles audio, MIDI and power, freeing up mains sockets and reducing cable clutter. Four quarter-inch line outputs feed studio monitors or outboard gear, and the compact chassis sits easily beside a laptop or on a small desk for portable or permanent setups.
Highlights
- 32-bit / 192 kHz converters capture studio-grade detail
- Legacy 4K analog enhancement adds classic SSL character to recordings
- Two discrete headphone outputs let artist and engineer monitor independently
- Stereo loopback routes system audio straight into the stream
- Bus-powered USB-C operation keeps the rig portable for mobile sessions
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 5-pin DIN MIDI cables and which step do people skip?
Plug the MIDI cables into the dedicated 5-pin DIN jacks on the rear panel and enable the MIDI port in your DAW settings; many users forget to activate the port in software after the physical connection is made.
What will need replacement or maintenance on the SSL 2+ MKII over time?
The 48 V phantom-power circuit and the two headphone amplifiers are solid-state with no user-serviceable parts; only the USB-C cable and the 5-pin DIN cables may wear out and need swapping.
At what point does the 32-bit 192 kHz conversion hit its practical limit during long sessions?
The converters stay within spec for the full 32-bit / 192 kHz range; the first limit you meet is the host computer's USB bandwidth or CPU load, not the interface itself.
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