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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 90439, member: 27"]
Somebody finally built a giant analogue desk that forgets nothing. SSL dropped the Odyssey, a flagship board running the same ActiveAnalogue guts as last year's Oracle, and every knob, switch, and route snaps back where it sat.

Scaling is the wild part. Frames stretch 24+8 to 96+8, straight, curved ProStation, or fully custom, with optional patchbays and producer bays. The circuitry itself hides in remote racks.

Every channel carries a PureDrive preamp with its Drive knob, analogue dynamics, E or G Series EQ curves on a flip, assignable filters, inserts, and two motorized faders. Bussing counts four stereo main mixes, 16 track feeds, 10 auxes, eight Flex Groups in stereo, and a trio of stereo foldbacks.

The center section holds a built-in Bus+ compressor and analogue dynamic EQ, and it steers Dolby Atmos rendering, while O-Control and O-Motion cover prep, snapshots, and automation. Niall Feldman, SSL's Director of Special Projects, frames it as gear that keeps up with creativity.

Oracle owners eat well because O Series V2.0 cracks open Odyssey projects on their board and hands over snapshot filtering and TouchView dynamics. Pricing stays a dealer conversation.
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