Solid State Logic Origin Price Guide (updated live)

High end mixing consoles like the Solid State Logic Origin are designed for recording studios, churches, or bands and do not come cheap. The Origin is an analog console that's expensive, though not as expensive as some of the Avid consoles which are usually in the six figure category depending on channel count.

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With all these mixers, the price fluctuates most significantly based on the number of channels.

For the Origin, we've given the price for the 32-channel version in the box above.

You can also get a 16-channel version, which is typically around $15,000 less than the 32-channel version. We have live updated pricing tables below and will include pricing for both.

Solid State Logic Origin Price from Sweetwater and eBay

Sweetwater is one of the only vendors to carry the Origin. This is the case for a lot of high-end mixing consoles, as Sweetwater is know for specializing in pro audio with the ability to sell and service a lot of these mixers. The price you find here is likely your only option.

Price Alert Sign Up

This sign up lets you put in a price and then receive an email alert if and when that price is reached. It will track the lowest price in the list, so you'll be looking at the 16-channel Origin. However, if the 16-channel version changes, it's likely that the 32-channel Origin will move with it.

You could also put in a price between the 16 and 32 channel mixers, in which case it will wait for the higher product to reach that point.

For example, let's say the following:

• Origin 32: $55,000
• Origin 16: $40,000
• Price alert set at $50,000

This will watch for either the 16 to go up or the 32 to come down.

Having said that:

These mixers typically do not change price. If they do, it's even less likely they go down. Since they cost so much to produce, they need to be sold at steady price points.

In other words, don't hold your breath for much of a discount.

Solid State Logic Origin Price History

The same deal goes for this graph. If the price changes it'll track with the lowest one from the list, which means you'll be following the 16-channel Origin. If there's only one bullet point, that just means the price has not changed since we've published this page.

Does it ever get cheaper?

As we pointed out earlier, the price of high-end mixers doesn't change much. And if it does, going down isn't exactly common. However, you can talk to Sweetwater about financing options, which will get you a lower price in terms of payments. Monthly payment amount can change as well, depending on rates and how the financing agreement is set up.

Is the 16-channel version just as good?

The 16-channel Origin's primary difference is simply the channels available. If you don't need 32 channels and you can get away with 16, we'd definitely recommend saving the money. If you want more info, get in touch with Sweetwater and talk with a console and mixing specialist. They can help you get a feel for what you need and what you don't need. They may even be able to recommend a different brand.

Conclusion

If you have questions about pricing, we can help some in the comments section below. Though it's better to get in touch with a specialist and look into the features you need and don't need. This could potentially save you a lot of money.

Remember, the prices shown above are updated in real time, so you're definitely getting the latest information.

If you have questions about our Solid State Logic Origin Price guide, feel free to reach out via the comments section below.

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