Solid State Logic E-Dyn E-Series Dynamics

Name: Solid State Logic E-Dyn E-Series Dynamics
SKU: SSLEDYN
Price: 1125 AUD
Availability: InStock

The new Solid State Logic E-Dyn for 500 Series racks reproduces the legendary sonic signature of an early 80’s classic, the SL 4000 E console channel strip, which was featured on countless 1980’s recordings. The E Series Dynamics Module features a compressor/limiter and an expander/gate, both of which return faithfully to the circuitry and key components which define the sound of the original SL 611E Series channel strip.

The Solid State Logic E-Dyn E-Series Dynamics is available to audition in our showrooms.

Solid State Logic E-Dyn E-Series Dynamics

Solid State Logic E-Dyn features include;

Immortal SSL 4000 Series circuitry
Class A VCA replication
Expander/Gate
Based on classic 611E console channel strip

Channel compression in 500 series
A true RMS converter is used in the side chain while the gain element is an all-discrete design identical to the Class A VCA chip used in the original unit. The compressor contains additional switching options to defeat the over-easy curve and to use a linear release instead of the more usual logarithmic curve. The result is a compressor with three distinct voices, each with its own musical character.

The Solid State Logic E-Dyn sounds like a powerhouse, with its roots firmly planted in the classic SSL E Series channel strip. It’s great that it’s designed to fit seamlessly into API 500 series racks, offering that familiar +4dBu input/output level. And with its compressor/limiter and expander/gate combo, it’s versatile enough for a range of audio tasks.

I like the attention to detail in replicating the original SSL E Series sound, right down to the true RMS converter and the discrete Class A VCA chip. Those additional switching options for the compressor really add some flexibility, giving you three distinct voicings to play with.

It’s also handy that the Solid State Logic E-Dyn mirrors the SSL X-Rack XR418 E Series Dynamics module in terms of features, minus the ‘link’ bus access. That means you’re getting a lot of functionality packed into this unit. Sounds like it’s ready to handle anything you throw its way!