[Peter Larsen[_3_]]

wrote:

On Sunday, July 28, 2013 1:20:48 PM UTC-5, wrote:
Anybody having same problems with Behringer mixers:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ddwGDdhTdY

please post.

No, we are not gonna go viral with your witchhunt, cut it, forget it, would
you yourself Sir be so kind as to please behave in a professional manner,
thank you very much!

If you paid attention to the video there was NOTHING plugged into the
mixer and all the sliders and trim pots at "0". It sounds EXACTLY the
same even when I unplug XLR OUTs and listen via headphone output. Any
possibility of ground loop is ZERO, ZILCH, NADA!

It can be helpful to simply describe the problemm and the circumstances that
accompany it and leaving it at that. Theorizing is not always a good idea.
You first fix to try is to take some plugs of whatever type that plugs into
the contraption and short them, so that hot, cold and ground is tied
together inside the plug, insert them and see if the problem is solved. IF
so, then you have a clear and simple trouble report to Behringer with actual
facts about how the problem behaves AND you yourself have walked one extra
mile, the next extra mile is to pay for shipment.

Put some positive energy into this instead of bashing Behringer all over
cyberspace, yeah - it is almost shamanism, but what you send out comes back
to you, so all that negative energy aint gonna help you no ****, fix your
attitude. And if you don't want to do all of that, then commit the units to
recycling and move on with your life, don't stay stuck in anger over having
bought something cheap that was too cheap for your use.

Any manufacturer wants to solve such issues, they want happy campers, but
give them a chance for doing it. Behringer has in fact been highly
professional to the extent their actions on usenet has been visible over the
years.

Kind regards

Peter Larsen