Samson CHANNEL MIXER User Manual
Connecting Inputs Signals to the S mix
The S mix provides the capability of receiving signals from microphone, instrument and
line level devices.
line level devices.
Super-Z Line Inputs
Channel 1 and 2 inputs are Super-Z, line/instrument level inputs on 1/4-inch phone con-
nectors. The inputs can accept the signal from a variety of instruments level sources like
those from the outputs of guitars, bass guitars and clavinets, and line level signals like
those from the outputs MIDI keyboards, signal processors and drum machines, to name
some.
Channel 1 and 2 inputs are Super-Z, line/instrument level inputs on 1/4-inch phone con-
nectors. The inputs can accept the signal from a variety of instruments level sources like
those from the outputs of guitars, bass guitars and clavinets, and line level signals like
those from the outputs MIDI keyboards, signal processors and drum machines, to name
some.
Mic input
The channel 3 Mic input will accept signal from any low impedance microphone. You can
use dynamic or condenser microphones since the S mix has phantom power present on
the microphone input at all times.
The channel 3 Mic input will accept signal from any low impedance microphone. You can
use dynamic or condenser microphones since the S mix has phantom power present on
the microphone input at all times.
RCA Stereo Inputs
Channels 4/5 are stereo line level inputs and are ideal for connecting a CD, Cassette or
Mini Disk player. You can also run the signals from other line level devices such as key-
boards or drum machines here.
Channels 4/5 are stereo line level inputs and are ideal for connecting a CD, Cassette or
Mini Disk player. You can also run the signals from other line level devices such as key-
boards or drum machines here.
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Operating the S mix