Samson TM 500 owner manual Guided Tour Main Section, Samson

Guided Tour - Main Section

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	TAPE IN			REC OUT		MONO OUT +4dB
	-10dB			+4dB			5
	L	R		L	R
1	AUX RET1			INSERT		AUX SEND 1
2	+4dB						6
	L/MONO	R	L	MAIN	R	+4dB
	AUX RET2			POST EQ		AUX SEND 2

	SAMSON							4
								11
7
				0
		0			LEFT	RIGHT
					AUX1	AUX2
8	∞		∞		+4	+4	POWER	12
		+10		+4
	TAPE IN		REC OUT		+2	+2
9		0		0	0	0	PHANTOM	13
					–2	–2
	∞	+10	∞	+10	–4	–4		14
10	AUX RET 1		AUX RET2/REV				OFF
					–9	–9	ON
		0		0	–12	–12	METER HEADPHONE
							SOURCE	15
					–15	–15	L/R
	∞	+10	∞	+10			AUX 1/2
					–20	–20

AUX SEND 1 AUX SEND 2

–25 –25

				15	16	1	2	3
16		0							12 CHANNEL 250 WATT STEREO MIXER
				14				4							20
				13				5
				12				6	AUX1/MONITOR
	∞	+10		11	10	9	8	7					EQ ON/OFF
17	REV TO AUX1			BANK								LEFT		RIGHT
															21
				15	16	1	2	3	63Hz	160Hz	400Hz	1KHz	2.5KHz 6.4KHz 15KHz
				14				4
18	1.GATED REVERB			13				5
				12				6
	2.REVERB/DELAYS			11	10		8	7						+12dB
	3.DELAY/REVERB/FLANGER					9
	4.REVERB+FLANGER		PARAMETER
	5.REVERB/DELAY+FLANGER/CHORUS
	6.REVERBS/FLANGER													0dB
	7.REVERB I
	8.REVERB2 + REVERB2
	9.REVERB+REVERB
	10.REVERB 2													-12dB
	11.DELAYS
	12.DELAYS+GATED REVERB														22
	13.DELAYS+DELAYS					AUX2 DSP
	14.GATES AND REVERSE			ON					63Hz	160Hz	400Hz	1KHz	2.5KHz 6.4KHz 155KHz
	15.DELAYS/FLANGER
19	16.FLANGER/CHORUS+FLANGER/CHORUS			OFF
														+12dB
														0dB
	10		10
														-12dB
	0		0						63Hz	160Hz	400Hz	1KHz	2.5KHz 6.4KHz1555KHz
23	4		4												24
	8		8										0
	12		12								∞		+10
												LEVEL
	16		16
	20		20
	26		26

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HEADPHONE

1:Tape input (L, R) - Connect the outputs of a tape or CD player to this set of dual phono jacks. The volume of the incoming signal is controlled by the Tape In level control (see #7 on the next page).

2:Aux Returns (1, 2) - Connect signal from external stereo devices such as effects processors to these unbalanced 1/4" jacks. See the “Connecting the TM500” section on page 10 and the “Using Aux Sends and Returns” section on page 20 in this manual for more information.

3:Record outputs (L, R) - This set of dual phono jacks allow you to connect the output of the TM500.to the inputs of a two-track recorder. The volume of the incoming signal is controlled by the Record Out level control (see #8 on the next page). See the “Connecting the TM500” section on page 10 in this manual for more information.

4:Main Inserts (L, R) - Use these to insert an external effects processor (such as outboard equalizer, compressor/limiter or noise gate) across the TM500’s main stereo output in an “effects loop” configuration. This enables you to process the entire mix simultaneously at unity gain. The “Post EQ” pair of Main Inserts is affected by both the seven-band graphic master equalizer and stereo faders, while the “Pre EQ” pair is not. These jacks accept 1/4" TRS plugs, with the ring carrying the send signal and the tip carrying the return signal. Normally, this will be connected to a Y-cord; see the “Connecting The TM500” section on page 10 in this manual for more information and a wiring diagram. The Main Inserts can also be used to link multiple TM500s or to bring the output from another mixer into the TM500 without taking up channel line inputs. See the “Using Inserts” section on page 21 in this manual.

5:Mono Out - This unbalanced 1/4" jack provides a monophonic line-level output, unaffected by the Stereo faders (see #23 on page 8). It can be used to connect the TM500 to an external monitor mixer/amplifier/speaker system so that performers can receive an onstage monitor mix. See the “Connecting the TM500” section on page 10 in this manual for more information.

6:Aux Sends (1, 2) - These unbalanced 1/4" jacks allow you to route signal from either of the TM500’s two discrete Aux Sends to external devices such as effects processors. Aux send1 is pre-fader, while Aux Send 2 is post-fader. See the “Using Aux Sends and Returns” section on page 20 in this manual for more information.

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