Samson RESOLV65A Manuale Utente

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The Resolv 65a’s rear control panel is where you will make your connections for both AC power and audio 
signals. The rear panel is also contains the controls to make adjustments to the overall volume and frequency 
response curve. The following section details the rear panel controls and connections. 

Since the Resolv 65a is an active studio monitor with an on-board power amplifier and electronic crossover, it 
is necessary to connect the unit to an AC power supply. Make sure that the main Power switch is set to the off 
position and connect the supplied IEC power cable into the AC inlet. 

When running power cables, be care-
ful not to run the AC power cords or AC 
extension cords in parallel  to your input 
cables. This will help reduce any AC hum 
that can be picked up. If your have to 
cross an AC line with an audio line, try to 
cross them at a 90 degree angle for the 
least amount of induced hum. Using the 
Resolv 65a’s balanced input connectors 
will greatly protect against the induced 
hum thanks to the common mode rejec-
tion (the induced hum is phase canceled) 
that its balanced input circuit provides.

  POWER SWITCH – The POWER switch 

is used to turn on the Resolv 65a’s 
active electronics. When set to the on 
position, the internal LED will illumi-
nate green, indicating the Resolv 65a 
is powered up and ready for opera-
tion.  The Resolv 65a also has a blue 
LED which illuminates when the unit is 
powered up.

  AC INLET  - Connect the supplied IEC 

power cable here.

The  Resolv 65a’s rear panel provides two important controls for adjusting the overall sound of the monitor, 
Mid-Presence and Volume.  Eventually, you will adjust these controls to your preferable position and  “set it 
and forget it”.  That’s assuming that the monitors remain in the same spot, in the same studio.  If you take 
your monitors to other studios you may find the controls extremely useful in adjusting the sound for the new 
room.

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