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| [title] Use the device before taking it apart | |
| [* black] SSL 2 is a very straightforward audio interface that is easy to use and intuitive. Each function has its own analog control. Its a pleasure to use. | |
| [* black] The audio quality as ADC is excellent. The preamplifier is very low-noise and the gain is sufficient even for dynamic microphones that are difficult to drive. | |
| [* black] DAC is also very good, but not high end (compared to NAD D1050). I notice the difference especially in the bass response. | |
| [* black] The headphone amplifier lacks a little power at high volumes (adds some distortion), but is sufficient for most applications. | |
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| + | [* icon_note] Use a headphone with a long cord — the headphone jack is located at the back of the device along with other I/O. |
| [* icon_note] Tip: If you are listening to the recorded sound, it is good to hear only the sound from the computer, not the microphone. With my old interface, I used to turn the monitor crossfade control back and forth for this purpose. With SSL 2 there is a very nice way ***to mute the microphone quickly: Just switch the microphone input to LINE.*** |