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S83/S63 Features

The Samson S83/S63 utilizes state-of-the-art technology in integrated
mixer/amplifier design. Here are some of its main features:

• Standard 19” rack-mount design (taking just four rack spaces) allows the

S83 and S63 to be easily integrated into any setup.

• Multiple channels (eight in the S83; six in the S63) and mic and line inputs

for each channel allow you to blend together a variety of source signals,
including dynamic or condenser microphones, keyboards, CD/tape players,
etc.  Standard XLR mic connectors (for microphone inputs) and electronical-
ly 
balanced 1/4” jacks (for line-level inputs) are provided for each channel;
in addition, there is a dedicated CD/Tape input that provides dual phono
(RCA) jacks.   

• Power to spare—both units include a clean, high-quality amplifier, delivering

300 watts (in the case of the S83) or 210 watts (in the case of the S63) into
four ohms.  Any standard speaker cabinets (two, four, eight, or sixteen
ohms) can be connected to the rear-panel 1/4” speaker output jacks.

• A built-in three-spring reverb unit allows you to add reverberation effects to

your vocals or instruments without having to use an expensive external 
signal processor.  A front-panel reverb master volume control allows you to
precisely define the amount of reverb to be added to the signal.

• Each channel provides independent equalization controls (four-band in the

S83; three-band in the S63), enabling you to shape the sound of your input
signal sources.  In addition, a ten-band graphic master equalizer allows you
to “tune” the output of the S83/S63 to the particular room environment you
are in.  This can be particularly useful for eliminating ringing or feedback
problems.

• In the S83, Peak LEDs for each channel show you at a glance when an

input signal is on the verge of overloading.  In the S63, a master Peak LED
shows you at a glance when the internal amplifier is overloading.  In both
units, other front-panel LEDs show the current status of the amplifier’s pro-
tection relay circuitry and whether or not phantom power is being applied. 

• Independent input Trim controls for each channel that allows you to precise-

ly set the correct input gain.

• Two Effects sends per channel (one pre-fade and the other post-fade) allow

you to route multiple signals to the internal reverb unit or to external signal
processors.  The pre-fade send (Effects send 1) can be used as a Monitor
control, allowing you to set up an onstage monitor mix that is independent of
the main house mix.  A separate Monitor level control is provided on the
front panel.

• In the S83, four Effects returns give you the ability to blend in the return sig-

nal from external signal processors or other line-level devices without having
to utilize input channels.  Two front-panel Effects return level controls (one
for Effects returns 1-2 and the other for Effects returns 3-4) allow you to
bring in stereo signals, which are then automatically mixed together in mono.
In the S63, two Effects returns are provided, with a single front-panel control
for the two.

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Содержание S63, S83

Страница 1: ...SAMSON S83 S63 AMPLIFIER MIXER...

Страница 2: ...ion 12 Rear Panel 14 Connecting The S83 S63 General Suggestions 15 Setting Up and Using the S83 S63 16 Setting the Correct Gain Structure 17 Suggested Performance Applications 20 S83 20 S63 21 Groundi...

Страница 3: ...r chan nel while the S63 has three their amplifier power ratings the S83 delivers 300 watts into 4 ohms while the S63 delivers 210 watts into 4 ohms the number of Effects returns the S83 has four whil...

Страница 4: ...o shape the sound of your input signal sources In addition a ten band graphic master equalizer allows you to tune the output of the S83 S63 to the particular room environment you are in This can be pa...

Страница 5: ...bring external signals from other mixers or audio devices into the S83 S63 power amplifier A rear panel preamplifier output allows you to connect the S83 S63 to exter nal power amplifiers when higher...

Страница 6: ...ANNEL 6 PEAK LOW 15 LEVEL 0 10 EFF1 MON 0 4 40 TRIM 0 10 10 EFF2 REV 0 LINE MIC CHANNEL 7 PEAK LOW 15 LEVEL 0 10 EFF1 MON 0 4 40 TRIM 0 10 10 EFF2 REV 0 LINE MIC CHANNEL 8 PEAK 8 CHANNEL MIXER 300 WAT...

Страница 7: ...m 4 db to 40 db the input trim is at unity gain no boost or attenuation when set to the 0 position The input signal is boosted when the trim is turned to the right of 0 and attenuated when turned to t...

Страница 8: ...er EQ These sliders allow you to add 15 db of boost or attenuation to ten different frequency areas affecting the main output signal of the S83 When a slider is at its center detented 0 db position th...

Страница 9: ...termines the input level of signal arriving via Effects returns 3 and 4 mixed together in mono This signal is at unity gain no boost or attenuation when the knob set to the 0 position and is boosted w...

Страница 10: ...Effects Sends and Returns section in this manual for more information 4 Effects Sends These unbalanced outputs allow you to route signal from each of the two discrete Effects Sends to external devices...

Страница 11: ...mplifier speaker system so that the performers can receive an onstage monitor mix independent of the house mix See the Using the Effects Sends and Returns section of this manual for more information 8...

Страница 12: ...12 12 1 kHz 0 15 15 HIGH 0 15 15 LOW 0 15 LEVEL 0 10 EFF1 MON 0 4 40 TRIM 0 10 10 EFF2REV 0 LINE MIC CHANNEL 2 12 12 1 kHz 0 15 15 HIGH 0 15 15 LOW 0 15 LEVEL 0 10 EFF1 MON 0 4 40 TRIM 0 10 10 EFF2 R...

Страница 13: ...the 0 position the signal is attenuated 4 Input trim black This knob determines the input level of the connected mic or line signal Continuously adjustable from 4 db to 40 db the input trim is at uni...

Страница 14: ...gnal being output from the rear panel Monitor jack The amount of signal sent is increased as the knob is turned clockwise For more information see the Using the Effects Sends and Returns section in th...

Страница 15: ...dynamic microphones it should be used only when one or more condenser microphones are connected to the S63 Refer to the owners manual of your microphone to determine whether or not it requires 48 volt...

Страница 16: ...e unbalanced outputs allow you to route signal from each of the two discrete Effects Sends to external devices such as effects processors Effects Send 1 is pre fader and pre EQ while Effects Send 2 is...

Страница 17: ...alanced output provides a monophonic line level output from Effects Send 1 post Monitor level control but unaffected by the Main Level control It is normally used to connect the unit to an external mo...

Страница 18: ...channel line inputs will accept either balanced or unbalanced connectors The diagram below shows how balanced 1 4 TRS Tip Ring Sleeve connectors should be wired Unbalanced cables use standard 1 4 phon...

Страница 19: ...sure correct phase correlation be sure that the connection from the tip of the S83 S63 speaker jack goes to the hot input of your loudspeaker and that the sleeve of the S83 S63 speaker jack is connect...

Страница 20: ...63 turn on the Phantom switch Then turn on the S83 S63 s main power g Play an instrument connected to one of the S83 S63 s line inputs and while doing so raise the corresponding channel level control...

Страница 21: ...then play the instrument or sing into the microphone connected to that channel Adjust the input levels of connected outboard effects processors so that their meter shows incoming signal normally in t...

Страница 22: ...120V 60Hz 450 W POWER FUSE ON OFF 12 12 2 5K 0 15 15 HIGH 0 12 12 500Hz 0 15 15 LOW 0 15 LEVEL 0 10 EFF1 MON 0 4 40 TRIM 0 10 10 EFF2 REV 0 LINE MIC CHANNEL 1 PEAK LOW 15 LEVEL 0 10 EFF1 MON 0 4 40 TR...

Страница 23: ...0 15 LEVEL 0 10 EFF1 MON 0 4 40 TRIM 0 10 10 EFF2REV 0 LINE MIC CHANNEL 2 12 12 1 kHz 0 15 15 HIGH 0 15 15 LOW 0 15 LEVEL 0 10 EFF1 MON 0 4 40 TRIM 0 10 10 EFF2 REV 0 LINE MIC CHANNEL 3 12 12 1 kHz 0...

Страница 24: ...you are using rack mounted audio devices and are experiencing hum or buzz there s a simple test to determine the source of the problem while keeping all devices powered on and connected with audio ca...

Страница 25: ...areas because they have maximum impact on musical signals that s why they are sometimes known as sweet spots When an EQ knob is in its center detented position 0 it is having no effect When it is move...

Страница 26: ...ne to shine through And try not to think of EQ as a miracle worker no amount of equalization can put a singer in tune or remove the distortion from an overloaded input signal The key is to get the sig...

Страница 27: ...affect the send level as well It is particularly important to keep this distinction in mind when you connect external signal processors to the S83 S63 via either or both of the two Effects Send jacks...

Страница 28: ...el levels and the individual channel EQ settings Using the Internal Reverb Both the S83 and S63 contain a high quality internal three spring reverb unit that adds a quality called ambience this is rou...

Страница 29: ...z 15 dB Mid 1 kHz 12 dB Low 80 Hz 15 dB Graphic Equalizer both models 30 64 125 250 500 Hz 1 2 3 5 10 kHz 15 dB Peak LED 5 dB before clipping Tape Input Sensitivity 10 dB 300 mV Headphone S83 20 mW 8...

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