Description
Key Details
- Manufacturer: Samson
- Product Type: Instrument System Component
- Channel Configuration: Channel 06
- Build Quality: Professional-grade construction for long-term reliability
- Weight: 2.61 lbs
- Length: 12 inches
- Width: 9 inches
- Height: 0.23 inches
- Application: Studio & Recording / Studio Accessories
- Delivery Format: Physical hardware product
Use Cases
This system is ideal for recording studios looking to expand their instrument input capabilities while maintaining a clean, organized rack or desk layout. It is particularly useful for guitarists and bassists who need a stable, dedicated channel for their instrument signal before it hits the preamp or audio interface.
In live sound environments, the Stage 55 Instrument System provides the necessary infrastructure to manage instrument routing efficiently, reducing the risk of signal loss and simplifying the setup process during rapid gear changes between sets.
Installation
Installation of the Samson Stage 55 is straightforward. Due to its slim profile (0.23″ height), it can be integrated into tight spaces within a studio rack or placed atop a workstation. Connect your instrument source to the designated input and route the output to your mixer, audio interface, or amplifier. Ensure all cables are securely seated to maintain optimal signal integrity.
Compatibility
This hardware is compatible with standard professional audio cabling and instrument signals. It is designed to integrate seamlessly with most studio recording equipment, mixers, and instrument amplifiers. Detailed compatibility information regarding specific proprietary system pairings is not available from current supplier or official product data.
Additional Details
The Samson Stage 55 Instrument System Channel 06 is supplied through Hal Leonard, ensuring authentic manufacturer specifications and quality control. Its compact footprint makes it an excellent choice for mobile rigs or permanent studio installations where space is at a premium.
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