Overview BiG SiX is the natural evolution of the modern-day studio classic, SiX. Whether you re wanting to take your content creation or post-production to the next level with SSL analogue processing or require advanced hybrid workflow for multitrack recording or stem mixing, BiG SiX offers absolute flexibility and creative agility for any production scenario. BiG SiX is designed to enhance your production capabilities at any stage of the process. These 'set and forget' settings are the go-to for many SSL large format console users, who will often engage the Bus Compressor very early in a session and build the mix into it. The BiG SiX Bus Compressor features the renowned ˜Auto release setting, adding further flexibility to this essential version of the legendary glue and punch maker. USB interface BiG SiX contains a class compliant USB 96 Khz / 24 bit interface to connect to a PC or MAC. The first 12 channels are split across the first 12 inputs/outputs and can be switched pre/post fader. USB channels 13-16 route to/from External inputs and Master buses. Alternatively, sends 9/10 and 11/12 can be fed from the stereo cue buses. Perfect for additional ITB processing. Pre-amp's Fast, detailed and very, very punchy. They feature a dedicated line input with Hi-Z, 48V, high pass filter and polarity switch, and will get the absolute best out of your new and vintage instruments and line level sources. Channel compressor Smooth, refine and add character with classic SSL channel compression. The compressors program dependent attack time (8ms “ 30ms), release time around 300ms and the gentle 2:1 ratio allow the compressor to work across a wide variety of content and makes up one of the three compression flavours BiG SiX offers. 3 band SSL EQ The channel EQ on BiG SiX has its roots in SSL s classic E series, matching its  EQ curves on the broadest setting. It is a broad stroke three-band design with high and low shelving filters at 3.5 kHz and 60 Hz, adjustable from +15 dB to -15 dB of gain and a fixed Mid Frequency control at 700 Hz. The HF and LF bands can be independently switched between shelving and bell curves, and can be found on every channel of BiG SiX.