SSL Solid State Logic X-Rack XRack XR622 XR-622 Master module - rare

I am offering for sale my SSL X-Rack XR622 Master module that is in excellent optical and perfect working condition.

An excerpt from the original SSL manual:

Used in conjunction with the XR623 X-Rack Line retrun module, the XR622 X-Rack master module provides a complete small scale mix and monitor system for studios seeking a compact solution for mixing and monitoring in the analogue domain. A single X-Rack can provide up to 28 line level inputs. Additional racks can be connected via the ‘MIX BUS LINK’ connector on the rear of the X-Rack unit, allowing additional inputs to be added to the system if required.

The X-Rack Total Recall system allows session setups to be recalled instantly and can be archived as a MIDI SysEx dump to any MIDI sequencer. The monitor section controls can also be controlled remotely using MIDI controller commands from any MIDI controller. Up to three racks can be connected to an AWS 900 or AWS 900+ and integrated with the AWS 900 Total Recall system via the serial port. Connecting the MIX and REC outputs of the XR622 to the MIX and REC Insert Returns of the AWS 900 and selecting INSERT SUM mode allows almost unlimited expansion of the number of line level inputs to the console.

The rear panel of the module carries a pair of 25-way ‘D’ connectors. The left-hand connector provides the main and alternate Monitor outputs as well as a stereo External Input and the Mix Bus Insert Return. The right-hand connector provides Mix and Record Bus outputs along with the Mix Bus Insert Send and a Follow-Monitor (pre- level control) output.

All outputs (apart from the headphone output) operate at a nominal level of +4dBu and are configured to drive standard line level inputs. Level compensation for feeding 600Ω inputs from the Bus, Insert and Monitor outputs is provided by removable jumper.
As well as a compact stereo monitor section, the X-Rack Master module contains the mix amps and outputs for the X-Rack’s internal Mix, Record and Solo/AFL busses. The Mix bus is intended to be used as the main mix bus and includes a balanced insert point immediately before the Mix level control. The Record bus provides a direct path to a DAW (or any other recorder), allowing the Mix bus to be used to provide a monitor mix while recording one or more inputs via the Record bus.