Samson 170 owner manual System Features

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System Features

The Samson Servo Amplifier utilizes the latest technology in professional power amplifier design. Here are some of its main features:

The Servo-550 model delivers 275 watts (into 4 ohms) of power per side. The Servo-260 model delivers 130 watts (into 4 ohms) of power per side.

The Servo-170 model delivers 85 watts (into 4 ohms) of power per side.

Optimized for usage in professional and project recording studios as well as live performance, the Servo Amplifier boasts specifications (such as 0.03% THD, S/N of 103 dB, crosstalk of 83 dB, and frequency response of 20 Hz to 50 kHz) that ensure ultra-clean sound quality in any environment.

Unique bipolar circuit design that continuously keeps DC output during idling at or near 0 volts (thus keeping idle speakers at their 0 point). This serves to minimize heat overload problems by effectively preventing the Servo Amplifier from applying power when unnecessary.

Protection relay circuitry (linked to the DC offset circuitry) that prevents “thumps” when powering on or off. This means that you can use the Servo Amplifier with a single power strip into which a mixer or other audio devices are connected, without danger of damage to connected speakers.

The incorporation of high-current output power transistors that provide power to spare.

Front-panel Clip, Idle and Protection lights that show you at a glance the status of the Servo Amplifier. To help you avoid overload before it occurs, the Clip light goes on whenever the input signal rises to a distortion level above .03% THD.

Independent left and right Channel Input controls, with 41-position detents.

The Servo-550 provides electronically balanced 1/4" input connector jacks, while the Servo-260 and Servo-170 provide both balanced 1/4" input connector jacks and unbalanced RCA input jacks. All three models feature unbalanced 1/4" output jacks as well as binding post (in the Servo-550) or push-spring (in the Servo-260 and Servo-170) output connectors.

Rugged construction (an all-steel chassis with a lightweight anodized aluminum heat sink) makes the Servo Amplifier eminently roadworthy.

Flexible design allows the Servo Amplifier to be used free-standing or mounted in any standard 19" rack (the Servo-260 and Servo-170 models take only two rack spaces, while the Servo-550 requires just three).

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Contents Amplifier Introduction System Features Guided Tour Introduction System Features Guided Tour Servo-550 Front Panel Guided Tour Servo-550 Rear Panel Servo 550 Studio AmplifierGuided Tour Servo-260 / Servo-170 Front Panel Guided Tour Servo-260 / Servo-170 Rear Panel Servo 260 Studio AmplifierSetting Up and Using the Servo Amplifier Servo-260 and 170 output connectorsSuggested Applications Appendix a Compatible Nearfield Monitors Appendix B Linearity and THD vs. Frequency Sweep Appendix C Power Output vs. THD THDAppendix D The Servo Amplifier Protection Circuitry Appendix E Bridged Mono Mode Servo-550 Only Input LEFT+ Output RIGHT+Specifications Rated Output Power

170 specifications

The Samson 170 is a versatile and robust piece of equipment designed to meet the needs of various industries, including construction, agriculture, and transportation. This innovative machine is engineered for efficiency, durability, and ease of use, making it a popular choice among professionals.

One of the standout features of the Samson 170 is its powerful engine. This machine is equipped with a high-performance diesel engine that provides ample horsepower for demanding tasks. The engine is designed for fuel efficiency, ensuring that operators can maximize productivity without incurring excessive fuel costs. The advanced engine technology also helps to minimize emissions, aligning with modern environmental standards.

The Samson 170 boasts an impressive load capacity, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications. Its strong chassis and reinforced structure ensure stability while handling loads in various terrains. The machine is designed to distribute weight evenly, reducing the risk of tipping and enhancing safety during operation.

In terms of technology, the Samson 170 incorporates a state-of-the-art hydraulic system. This system allows for smooth operation of attachments, increasing the machine’s versatility. Operators can easily switch between various implements such as forks, buckets, and grapples, adapting the machine for different tasks with minimal downtime.

The user interface on the Samson 170 is designed with operator comfort in mind. It features an ergonomic cabin with adjustable seating, intuitive controls, and excellent visibility. This design reduces operator fatigue and enhances productivity, allowing for longer working hours without discomfort.

Safety is a top priority in the design of the Samson 170. The machine is equipped with advanced safety features, including an automatic shutdown system, emergency brakes, and robust guarding to protect operators from potential hazards. Additionally, the machine adheres to strict safety regulations, giving users peace of mind during operation.

The Samson 170 also embraces modern connectivity options, enabling real-time monitoring and diagnostics. This feature allows operators to track performance metrics and receive alerts for maintenance needs, ensuring the machine is always in optimal condition.

Overall, the Samson 170 stands out for its combination of power, versatility, and advanced technology. Whether for lifting heavy loads or performing intricate tasks, this machine is engineered to handle it all efficiently, making it a valuable asset in any operation.