SSL report strong sales of C Series Digital consoles

Solid State Logic's C100 Digital Broadcast Console and the C200 Digital Production Console have received a strong response since their release at NAB 2003 four months ago, with 15 consoles purchased worldwide.
C100 Digital Broadcast Consoles have been sold to facilities around the world including two consoles for the Danish Broadcasting Corporation in Denmark; one console for NHK in Japan; one console for The Golf Channel in the U.S.; two consoles for SBS in Korea and one for National Basketball Association Entertainment (NBAE) in the US.
C200 Digital Production Consoles are in action on both sides of the Pacific including one console each at Nippon TV (Office Terra) and Imagica Akasaka in Japan, and installations in the United States at Western Carolina University, Underdog Entertainment and Bicoastal Music.
“SSL has been serving the broadcast industry for almost 30 years and we have learned a great deal about the demands on facilities and operators,” said Niall Feldman, Director of Product Marketing for Solid State Logic. “The C100 and C200 are designed to offer the utmost in reliability while meeting the demanding needs of broadcasters operating in a multi-format HD environment. Our consoles provide tremendous power in a small footprint. We have combined a user-friendly control surface with displays that allow the operator to accurately monitor all signal paths and operational status. The consoles are scalable making them more accessible to a wide range of applications and budgets."
“The C100 is primarily focused on feed forward live to tape or air applications,” continued Feldman. “The C200 is designed for demanding production and music recording environments. The high volume of orders provides confirmation that our design criteria was correct as the industry embraces these new products.”
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