Solid State Logic Fusion 2U All-Analogue Stereo Outboard Processor with Six Processing Circuits 729740X2
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The Fusion stereo processor from solid state logic is an all-analogue 2U outboard unit designed for integration into hybrid music production and mix master signal chains. As part of fusion ssl processors workflows, it provides multiple analogue processing stages including tonal shaping circuits, high-frequency audio compressor control, and stereo imaging adjustment to support structured processing of stereo program material. The unit supports flexible routing through stereo insert operation and gain staging with integrated metering, enabling compatibility with studio configurations that may include xmax interface or uc systems as well as recording setups involving vocal microphone sources and instrument mixes.
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