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General| Faders | 100mm faders |
|---|---|
| Talkback Microphone Input | Yes |
| Headphone Outputs | 2 |
| Type | Analog Mixer |
| EQ | 3-band EQ per channel |
| Compressor | 1 per channel |
| Dimensions | 480mm x 380mm x 100mm |
| Weight | 8.5kg |
| Phantom Power | Yes |
| Master Section | Yes |
| Monitor Outputs | 2 |
Introduces the BIG SIX console, its design, and core functionalities like balanced I/O and power management.
Details metering, converter alignment, and the 'short is beautiful' design philosophy.
Details the controls and connections on the front of the console.
Details the connectors and I/O ports on the rear panel.
Explains the benefits of SuperAnalogue audio design, including wideband audio and capacitor elimination.
Discusses SSL's approach to discrete circuit design and overall product philosophy.
Explains the features of the four mono channels, including pre-amp, EQ, and compressor.
Lists the items included in the BIG SIX console packaging.
Important safety notices and information on heat/ventilation.
Details the USB-C interface and recommended cables for connection.
Guidance on USB hubs and installing drivers for Mac and Windows.
Details monitor outputs, source selection, and headphone outputs.
Explains level controls for external inputs and their impact on monitoring.
Explains stereo cue master, talk input, and external input routing.
Details the talk input, its pre-amp, compressor, and level control.
Covers main meter functionality and the Bus B master output.
Details main bus routing, summing, and inserts for external signals.
Explains how to sum mix bus signals from another console onto the Main bus.
Allows using Stereo Cue 1 for parallel mixes with the Bus Compressor.
Details the G-Series Bus Compressor's topology, controls, and features.
Details the USB-C interface and recommended cables for connection.
Guidance on USB hubs and installing drivers for Mac and Windows.
Illustrates a typical desktop studio application for BIG SIX.
Demonstrates BIG SIX use in a project studio for recording and overdubs.
Shows BIG SIX as part of a hybrid mixdown setup using DAW stems.
Details BIG SIX as a hub for multi-mic ADR or foreign language dubbing.
Explains BIG SIX's role in professional online content creation and podcasting.
Provides solutions for common issues like warmth, no output, and signal problems.
Details warranty terms, claim procedures, and unit return policy.
Provides physical specifications including depth, height, width, and weight.
Details pin configurations for various connectors like XLR, TRS, and DIN.
Details specifications for SuperAnalogue mic and line input amplifiers.
Provides performance specs for the channel equalizer and compressor.
Details alignment level, THD+Noise, dynamic range for converters.
Visual representation of the internal signal flow of the BIG SIX console.
A diagram showing the layout of all controls and their labels for recall purposes.
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