Multi Award-winning SSL!

SSL has won two TEC awards and a Sound On Sound award at this year's NAMM show - clear endorsements of the company's on-going commitment to excellence in audio technology.

Presented annually by the NAMM Foundation at The NAMM Show, the NAMM TEC Awards recognizes the individuals, companies and technical innovations behind the sound of recordings, live performances, films, television, video games and other media.

SSL's XL Desk received the TEC award for Large Format Console Technology, and its LMC+ 500 Format Module picked up the award for Signal Processing Modules (500 Series Modules).

Also presented at the NAMM show, SSL's Nucleus won the Sound On Sound Award for best Mixing Controller.

The SOS Awards are accolades given by Sound On Sound magazine to music-technology products, selected by reader voting from a shortlist of items - nominated for their contribution to the music technology industry over the previous twelve months.

XL Desk
XL-Desk is in many ways a traditional 24 into 8 analogue console but it packs in an incredible collection of features. It has 20 channel strips: 16 dual input mono (switchable between main input or DAW return) and 4 stereo channels. The first eight channels have VHD mic pre's and there is an 18 slot 500 format rack built in that can be used for processing or mic pre's. More here...

LMC+ 500 Format Module
The LMC+ Module brings a new and significantly enhanced version of the classic SSL Listen Mic Compressor to 500 format racks. This famous processor from the legendary SL4000E console was the secret weapon in many producers sonic arsenal of recording techniques. More here...

Nucleus
Nucleus is a compact, portable desktop unit that creates a comfortable, efficient, hands on operating environment for DAW based Music and Film/TV Post production. It provides everything you need to record and monitor audio and to control your DAW quickly and efficiently without resorting to your mouse. Nucleus streamlines your workflow and helps you focus on your sound, not your screen. More here...