Solid State Logic SSL 2 MKII audio mixer bundle with Aston Element microphone and 20 ft XLR cable
Records studio-grade audio at 32-bit / 192 kHz with two preamps, Legacy 4K enhancement, MIDI I/O and includes a microphone plus 20 ft XLR cable
- Premium 32-bit / 192 kHz conversion captures every detail
- Two Class-leading mic preamps with 48V phantom power
- Zero-latency monitoring via two headphone outputs
- Legacy 4K analog enhancement adds analog character
- Bundle includes Aston Element microphone and 20 ft XLR cable
Solid State Logic SSL 2 MKII Bundle
This bundle pairs a 2x2 USB-C audio interface with an Aston Element microphone and a 20 ft XLR cable. The interface provides two XLR mic preamps, two quarter-inch line and high-Z inputs, and two headphone outputs. It operates at 32-bit / 192 kHz resolution and includes the SSL Production Pack software suite.
Home Studio Creators and Streamers
The package suits podcasters, musicians and producers who want a complete recording chain in one purchase. Bus power and Mac or Windows compatibility simplify mobile setups. Builders needing more than two simultaneous inputs or a different microphone flavour should look at alternative configurations.
USB-C Bus-Powered Recording Chain
Connect the interface to a computer via USB-C for power and data, then plug the Aston Element into a preamp using the supplied XLR cable. Two headphone outputs allow artist and engineer monitoring. The 48 V phantom power activates the microphone, while legacy 4K analog enhancement adds character. MIDI I/O on 5-pin DIN jacks links external hardware.
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- Price $236.99
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Questions about this item
What type of USB port does my computer need for the SSL 2 MKII interface?
The interface connects via USB-C and is bus-powered, so any USB-C or USB-A port with an adapter will work on Mac or Windows.
Can I keep using my older MIDI keyboard that only has 5-pin DIN connectors?
Yes, the interface includes 5-pin DIN MIDI I/O jacks, letting you connect legacy MIDI gear directly without extra adapters.
How do I verify the 32-bit 192 kHz converters are active after setup?
Open your DAW audio preferences and confirm the sample rate shows 192 kHz and bit depth shows 32-bit float or 32-bit integer.
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