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Sanity cleansed daily. Location: Vancouver, Canada
Registered: 24 October 2006
Posts: 22822
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Never heard of it happening, and GaryO's got Mackies and the 3000.
Have you checked other sources, like your cables? I understand you say it only happens with the xfader, but with 2 different mixers... ?? Pioneer National Trainer // Product Specialist  |
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Pioneer Addict Location: Seattle WA, US
Registered: 04 February 2000
Posts: 3656
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That's really weird. Never had that problem myself.
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Pioneer Fanatic Location: USA
Registered: 30 March 2001
Posts: 1107
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I have a 3000 and some powered speakers(not Mackies) and I've never had that problem either. That is weird.
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Pioneer Freak Location: SoCal
Registered: 02 July 2003
Posts: 8394
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I have the 3000 and D@S and PEA%&Y powered speakers, but no problems. Are going balanced out or RCA out of your Mixer? Before my 3000 I had to use a Hum Eliminator to kill off any noise because of the -10db that themixers usually are, and it made the signal +4db. You may want to try going out through the XLRs and see if goes away.
Everybody has their own style. Pioneer National Trainer & Product Specialist |
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