Samson SM10 - Manual (Page 11)

SM10 Owner's Manual 7
Input and Output Connections
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16. Mic/Line Inputs (chan-
nels 1 and 2) - Use these
Combo XLR plus 1/4-
inch jacks to connect a
microphone or line level
signal to channels 1 and
2. The XLR inputs provide
48-volt phantom power
for use with condenser
microphones.
17. Line Inputs - Use these balanced 1/4” jacks to connect line level sources
such as synthesizers, drum machines, MP3 players, or effects processors
to any of the 8 channels. When connecting monophonic (as opposed
to stereo) signal sources, use the left inputs; the Balance control for that
channel will then act as a constant level pan control.
18. Input Level Switch – Use this switch to independently set the sensitivity
of channels 1-8 line level inputs. When the switch is in the up position the
input are set to +4dBu. When the switch is depressed the input is set to
-10dBv.
19. Stereo LINE IN (channels 9-10) – Two stereo 1/4-inch
jacks for connecting stereo line level sources like those
from the outputs of effects processors. These inputs can
also be used to link multiple SM10’s or to add the output
from another mixer to the SM10 without taking up chan-
nel line inputs.
20. MON Output – The signals present at the MON stereo
1/4-inch output are sent from the MON send, which are
fed from the input channels’ MON control knobs. In a
live sound situation this can be used to create a monitor
mix by connecting the MON output to a power amp and
monitor speaker.
21. EFX Output – The stereo 1/4-inch EFX Output is used to send a signal to
an external signal processor such as a delay or reverb. The signal present
at the EFX Output is sent from the EFX bus, which is fed from the input
channel’s EFX control knob.