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On Monday, July 29, 2013 12:23:03 PM UTC-5, Mike Rivers wrote:
On 7/29/2013 10:40 AM, wrote:



And when I posted the problem on Behriner users forum another guy reported EXACTLY THE SAME PROBLEM!

The unit I bought brand new just ran out of warranty, so I am stuck with 2 lemmons from Behringer.



You got a response (two, actually) from a customer support person at

Behringer. They want your unit (or units) to study the problem. Don't

worry about them being just out of warranty. Get them into the hands of

the people who can help. They aren't doing you any good, and we sure

can't help you.



If you didn't get a useful reply from try again.

Point them to the forum thread and ask where and how to ship your units

off to get the suspicious board replaced. Don't tell them they have a

design problem. There may be a manufacturing engineering problem that

causes the intermittent behavior, and the best way they can fix that is

to study known defective units.



Don't waste your time bitching here, do something pro-active to help

yourself and other users of Behringer products that share the same

effects circuit board.









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There is no separate FX circuit board inside. And no plug in chips on the board.
Everything is soldered on one single board. There is nothing and bench technician can do to fix the problem