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Amazing piece of gear for adding analogue colour to In The Box mixes!
SOUND QUALITY:
SSL Fusion sounds absolutelty amazing. Not a single video on YouTube I found actually shows the full potential of the unit (probably due to YouTube compression). It really does add the depth, space and clarity that I don't think I would ever get with plugins. Sound is 10/10.
PHYSICAL QUALITY:
I's a bit heavy, but definitely well made, the front plate finish looks similar to their UF8 DAW Controller plate which is great for consistent looks. Knobs are great in touch, metering on the output is very nice addition.
FUNCTIONALITY:
I would say it's almost perfect. Master bypass if very appreciated, Input and Output trim knobs without any coloration are a great addition, each module having a ON/OFF button is great, insert with an option to change from L/R into M/S and change the position (either after all SSL Modules or before the EQ Module) - all of those make up for great workfrlow.
I've got only 3 SMALL issues with the unit:
- the only stepped knobs are the High Pass Filter selector and EQ frequency selector. All other knobs are not stepped (Apart from the point 0 on each which does click when you set it to) - would be nice to have all of the knobs stepped for recall. But in the end, not a massive problem.
- the power switch for the unit is at the back - that I really wish was on the front, as once it's inserted into a studio desk, you have to have it on all the time or have a dedicated power conditioner for that unit just to turn it on only when you wanna use it - not a big deal for massive studios, but for freelance engineers with home studio setup and 1 power conditioner to which everything else is connected, it can be a bit annoying not being able to switch it off simply by clicking a button on the front.
- not nescesairly an issue, but somethnig that does bother my OCD - for all the knobs with boost / cut parameter the minimal value on the graph / lines is either 0.5 or 1 - apart from the EQ. The minimal readable boost / cut value on the EQ seems to be 0.75 - which does become problematic if you boost a bit more and have to take a moment to actually make sure you're writing down proper amount for recall. Again, not a big deal, might as well take a picture, but it's just something weird I noticed standing out from all other knobs.
OVERALL:
Definitely worth the money. Loving the unit. 10/10
SSL Fusion sounds absolutelty amazing. Not a single video on YouTube I found actually shows the full potential of the unit (probably due to YouTube compression). It really does add the depth, space and clarity that I don't think I would ever get with plugins. Sound is 10/10.
PHYSICAL QUALITY:
I's a bit heavy, but definitely well made, the front plate finish looks similar to their UF8 DAW Controller plate which is great for consistent looks. Knobs are great in touch, metering on the output is very nice addition.
FUNCTIONALITY:
I would say it's almost perfect. Master bypass if very appreciated, Input and Output trim knobs without any coloration are a great addition, each module having a ON/OFF button is great, insert with an option to change from L/R into M/S and change the position (either after all SSL Modules or before the EQ Module) - all of those make up for great workfrlow.
I've got only 3 SMALL issues with the unit:
- the only stepped knobs are the High Pass Filter selector and EQ frequency selector. All other knobs are not stepped (Apart from the point 0 on each which does click when you set it to) - would be nice to have all of the knobs stepped for recall. But in the end, not a massive problem.
- the power switch for the unit is at the back - that I really wish was on the front, as once it's inserted into a studio desk, you have to have it on all the time or have a dedicated power conditioner for that unit just to turn it on only when you wanna use it - not a big deal for massive studios, but for freelance engineers with home studio setup and 1 power conditioner to which everything else is connected, it can be a bit annoying not being able to switch it off simply by clicking a button on the front.
- not nescesairly an issue, but somethnig that does bother my OCD - for all the knobs with boost / cut parameter the minimal value on the graph / lines is either 0.5 or 1 - apart from the EQ. The minimal readable boost / cut value on the EQ seems to be 0.75 - which does become problematic if you boost a bit more and have to take a moment to actually make sure you're writing down proper amount for recall. Again, not a big deal, might as well take a picture, but it's just something weird I noticed standing out from all other knobs.
OVERALL:
Definitely worth the money. Loving the unit. 10/10
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