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Samson Technologies Servo 120a

Monitor/Speaker Amplifier from Samson Technologies belonging to the Servo series

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Samson Technologies Servo 120aPublished on 04/20/14 at 23:45
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Servo 120a presented very well, nice finish, thickness 1U, silent, full connectivity) and no hum. It presents more outstanding sound quality (8-ohm speakers) and competes with amps very high quality (in stereo). It is regrettable that the design is bad. These amps break like glass. Two amplifiers purchased in 2010: 1 meter with hs seen in 4 months, 1 with lighting HS in 5 months. Bought a 3rd amp end de2013: not illuminate, it is 6 months ...
A buy to have the pleasure to send one month in service every 5 months ...

Very sad
Use: small power (below watt) in home cinema
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DjLabDjLab

Samson Technologies Servo 120aPublished on 07/29/06 at 01:40
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Features:

Stereo Mode:
2x60W into 4 Ohms <0.05% THD + N
2x80W into 4 Ohms <1% THD + N
2x50W into 8 ohms <0.05% THD + N
2x55W into 8 ohms <1% THD + N

Bridge Mode:
120W <0.05% THD + N
150W <1% THD + N

S / N ratio 20Hz to 20kHz: 105 dB
Bandwidth: 10Hz-20kHz +0,-0.5dB / 3Hz-65kHz +0, -3.0 dB
Input: RCA unbalanced input-10dBv / +4 dBV balanced input jack 6.35
Stereo headphone 6.35 (400mW at 100 Ohms @ 1% THD + N)
Dimensions: 444mmx292mmx44mm (1 rack unit)
Weight: 7kg
My opinion

Goodies: I just try it and I was immediately surprised by its power, its sound transparency and weight (7kg). Very neutral and dynamic sound obtained on my speakers Bang & Olufsen...…
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Features:

Stereo Mode:
2x60W into 4 Ohms <0.05% THD + N
2x80W into 4 Ohms <1% THD + N
2x50W into 8 ohms <0.05% THD + N
2x55W into 8 ohms <1% THD + N

Bridge Mode:
120W <0.05% THD + N
150W <1% THD + N

S / N ratio 20Hz to 20kHz: 105 dB
Bandwidth: 10Hz-20kHz +0,-0.5dB / 3Hz-65kHz +0, -3.0 dB
Input: RCA unbalanced input-10dBv / +4 dBV balanced input jack 6.35
Stereo headphone 6.35 (400mW at 100 Ohms @ 1% THD + N)
Dimensions: 444mmx292mmx44mm (1 rack unit)
Weight: 7kg
My opinion

Goodies: I just try it and I was immediately surprised by its power, its sound transparency and weight (7kg). Very neutral and dynamic sound obtained on my speakers Bang & Olufsen hi-fi can be enjoyed all the details of the music. The cooling of the amplifier is natural convection, so no fan, which gives us a very quiet amp as more and no breath is audible. I did work many hours without finding a normal diet over temperature (just warm). The connection is well made: RCA Jack Gold, fast way hi-fi amplifier for the speakers. 2 Meters 10-segment Led to view the output.

Cons: provide a solid attachment for the rack as the animal weighs weight (7kg), on my model I have noted a small shift of the noise at low power due to the serrated knob.
Conclusion: a very good amplifier for monitoring the quality / price excellent. Manufacturing is neat and the design is much more friendly than its competitors. I would do the same choice without hesitation.
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Duke_92Duke_92

Samson Technologies Servo 120aPublished on 08/09/07 at 07:14
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I have been using The beginning of the year on speakers 8 ohms) as principal and amply derrire a studio mixer, it is in symtrique cbl.

I am fully satisfied
Regarding the performance, nothing wrong (see CHARACTERISTICS'm in the notice).

The more that do not make me regret my choice and that is nowhere document is that the outputs are being protected by HP relays (one fast and the cloc in speakers).
The amps are switchable using a cross, not by connecting the headphone jack (which is normal for a monitor amp).

Ct's nothing wrong. It is clear, transparent, dynamic and full range frequency drives is l.

If I make a point amliorer, it would be to add more qques watts but I...…
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I have been using The beginning of the year on speakers 8 ohms) as principal and amply derrire a studio mixer, it is in symtrique cbl.

I am fully satisfied
Regarding the performance, nothing wrong (see CHARACTERISTICS'm in the notice).

The more that do not make me regret my choice and that is nowhere document is that the outputs are being protected by HP relays (one fast and the cloc in speakers).
The amps are switchable using a cross, not by connecting the headphone jack (which is normal for a monitor amp).

Ct's nothing wrong. It is clear, transparent, dynamic and full range frequency drives is l.

If I make a point amliorer, it would be to add more qques watts but I quibble because for a 1U rack, it's good trs.

In dpart, j'tait facing the Crown D75 but not the same prs perfs, it i is very well.
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Samson Technologies Servo 120aPublished on 10/07/07 at 07:47
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I just got this little amp & APRS mix over one week I am super happy! My Tannoy relive littralement (before I had a simple stereo amp). The gain in opening and enlargement Stereo is standard.
Its main default, I do not really see except maybe a color trslgre ds treble but it is soft & then the weight (7kg).
150 qualitprix bought the report is fabulous. go for it!
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  • Manufacturer: Samson Technologies
  • Model: Servo 120a
  • Series: Servo
  • Category: Monitor/Speaker Amplifiers
  • Added in our database on: 03/06/2006

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