SeriesSamson Technologies Servo

The Servo 600 is great for larger systems and speaker chains; you can even use it in the studio and not just for live applications. It has 1/4-inch and RCA input connectors; 1/4-inch and RCA input connectors and it can be racked. I used this a few times with a larger PA system we had for a huge outdoor event. I was very worried that our PA system would not be loud enough because the space was wide open. Even after purchasing this amp I didn’t feel it was going to give us the sound we really needed to run this charity event. But after the first 20 minutes of testing it out I knew that it would be at least decent enough and people would not notice. After the event actually started was when I noticed how great this amp is. It made the sound great outdoors and it sounded perfect. We were using a rather expensive PA system but we still needed power! The power output on this amp was perfect for the set up we had and I am actually glad that I left this amp hooked up and didn’t switch it out. I didn’t think it was going to be powerful enough but it was. This amp gets very loud and “wide” and puts out very minimal distortion. In fact you cannot even really hear distortion at all unless you max the volume and stand right next to the speaker. This is perfect for larger venues or events and I highly recommend using it. The price is very good for a unit that works this good, I have only used about 3 different Servo units in the past and I was not impressed with them at all. This one was very good though, Samsung really put some time and effort into creating this amp. I only use this amp at bigger venues which is not all the time for us but I will keep it just in case!

The Samson Servo 200 is a power amplifier that will give you a great amount of power for your midsized speaker chain. You can use it for studio monitors too but for the best performance I suggest sticking with using it for your speaker chains in live events. There are 100 watts for each side of this amplifier at 4 ohms and 200 watts mono at 8 ohms (bridged). This amplifier is very clean and quiet and will make your speakers a lot louder and warmer than they naturally are. It has RCA inputs and ¼ inch inputs to connect to your speakers. You can rack this unit but it will take up two rack spaces. It has 3 LED meters to read your levels easily no matter where you are. We could even see the levels from across the stage. We have been using this amplifier for over a year now for some gigs and we love how much louder it gets our speakers. It is not for larger venues or speaker chains though. The more speakers you have means you will need to upgrade to a different device similar to this one. The most attractive thing about this amplifier is the price, it is very affordable and it does a great job for the price that it cost. I have used many models of speaker amplifiers but none of them at this price. I was very skeptical purchasing this unit because I did not think that it could possibly be that good for as little as it cost but boy was I wrong. This unit delivers a great amount of power for your sound. I would purchase this again if needed. The only thing that I would change about it would be to make it one rack space because it does not seem to need to racks. They could have made it smaller and still had the same amount of power.

Nicest things about this amp are it's one-rack-space heigth, and passive, silent cooling. I've used this one for a small stage monitor amp, a high-frequency amp for a bi-amped rig, and as a main and sub amp for home audio. It has never let me down/ Fairly versatile- 1/4" and RCA inputs, thumb-screw or banana plug outputs, 4 or 8 ohm load. Very good value, and good sound. 120 watts is not much, so don't expect it to drive too much, but used within it's design parameters, you will do just fine.