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The following section details each part of the LIVE series INPUT section including the MIC and LINE inputs, 

the two-band EQ, as well as the MIC and LINE LEVEL controls. 

 

 The L612 and L615’s MIC LEVEL 

controls the overall level of the 

microphone input.  Raise the 

MIC Level to adjust the volume 

of the microphone connected 

to the MIC input.

IMPORTANT NOTE!!: Be sure to keep 

the MIC LEVEL control all the way off 

if there is no microphone connected. 

 

 The PEAK LED will illuminate 

RED when the LIVE series Mic 

or Line input is receiving a clipped signal. If the PEAK LED lights up, lower the Mic or Line Level control. 

Once the PEAK LED goes off, raise the level controls back up until just before the PEAK LED lights.

 

 The AMP / CLIP LED is a dual color LED used to monitor the output of the LIVE Series’ internal power 

amplifiers. When the unit is first powered on, the AMP / CLIP  LED will light red (indicating the output 

relay is open). After the soft-start circuitry activates and the output relay closes, the AMP / CLIP  will 

change to bright green indicating the unit is ready for operation. The LED will flash red on signal power 

peaks, while the green LED is still on. If there is a failure condition, the output relay opens and the LED 

will switch to solid red, indicating a fault. If this happens, contact your authorized Samson Audio Service 

Center.

 

 The LIVE Series’ LINE LEVEL controls the overall level of the LINE input. Raise the LINE Level to adjust the 

volume of the signal connected to the LINE input.

Using the Equalizer Section (L612, L612M and L615 only)
The L612, L612M and L615 input channels feature a 2-band equalizer allowing you to adjust the high and 

low frequencies independently. The channel’s frequency response is flat when the knobs are in the "12:00" 

position. You can set a “music” curve by adding a little boost to both the LOW and HIGH  frequency. When 

using the L612M as a vocal monitor, try a little cut on the LOW and HIGH frequency to remove unwanted 

bass and treble for a more focused mid-range response. For most applications, it’s best to start with the LOW 

and HIGH controls set flat (12:00 position) and then use the HIGH and LOW EQ in small amounts until you 

reach the sound you want.

5. LOW 

 

 Rotating the LOW knob towards the right will boost the bass frequencies at 100Hz by 12dB, and 

rotating it towards the left will cut the bass frequencies at 100Hz by 12dB.

6. HIGH 

 

 Rotating the HIGH knob towards the right will boost the treble frequencies at 10kHz by 12dB, and 

rotating it towards the left will cut the treble frequencies at 10kHz  by 12dB.