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Hi,

You may wish to consider a dual 4-input analog mux such as
the '4052.  For instance, see
http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/pip/74HC4052.html

You can connect the quadrature LO outputs directly
to the S1 and S0 inputs.  Then, because there are two
muxes, you can create a differential output without
needing to phase-split the incoming audio.

For example, assuming address sequence is 0-1-3-2-0-1-3-2 
(S1 lags S0) connect:

1Y0=Left ch.
1Y1=Right ch.
1Y2=GND
1Y3=GND

2Y0=GND
2Y1=GND
2Y2=Right ch.
2Y3=Left ch.

Then, the voltage between 1Z and 2Z is the SSB output.

Perhaps, you can use a transformer-coupled output.
Put a cap across the primary to resonate at the
approximate output frequency, and connect it from 1Z to 2Z
through a suitable resistor.  No op-amps or precise
resistors needed, and it provides the first stage of
filtering.

Disclaimer: I have not tried this, and there may be
a stupid reason why it won't work.  Please don't
laugh too hard.

73,

Stewart KK7KA