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I have a very bizarre but serious problem with my Behringer mixer (Eurodesk MX 3282A) since this morning...

I guess it's coming from the power supply, although I'm not sure.

After ± 1 min. of power, the whole desk is going crazy, all led lights are flickering, and there's a serious sound power blast (a very loud "boom + clack" sound) which almost killed my monitors and headphones I think...

Should anybody know by what this is caused ? Other gear is working fine; it's just the mixer and/or its power supply (that Behringer power supply is a separated 19" rack module).

Please help ! !

I feel MOOG'ed today...

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01-15-2004
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Was there any loose cables? Is there anything crosswired? I know sometimes the prongs on some of my cables get loose at the power outlet and I remember I dropped my cheap headphones right in between and the electricity through the house got hella haywire status.


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Thanks for your reply !!
I think I checked all cables and sockets, but I'll have another check tomorrow - just to be sure.

Still welcome for other suggestions...

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When I got my Behringer mixer, about 3 years ago, the guy at the store warned me that I was going to have problems with the power supply.

I haven't had any problems but I think this is a known issue with Behringer mixers.

Good luck...
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thanks

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Man, I love Mackie.
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I know...
My next will probably be a Mackie or a Soundcraft GHOST (if I take the analog route) or the Yamaha O2R96 (digital). No more crap for me.

But in the meanwhile can anybody still help me with my Behringer ?

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Personally, I'd open the thing up and see if there's any soldering that got messed up, if anything looks funny, smells funny, etc etc.


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I won't open it by myself - I'm not an electronica expert and I'd like to keep my hands off; I'm just afraid to mess things up even more than they already are.

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If you are using two(or more) different power outlets in your studio, and a piece of gear is powered by one and the mixer by another it is possible to create a feedback loop through the mixer. This usually happens if you maybe, lifted a ground (or some other voltage change). Anyways, if you did then the inputs could easily have been overpowered for a brief second.(melting soldering or arching from other grounded points on the board). I also think that you should open it up and check. It may be something simple that you can remedy yourself.(if your lucky)If not then I suggest sending it in. A power conditioner wouldn't protect the flow of voltage through the inputs. This actually happened to my tascam(Digital mixer) and I ended up frying a set of sub-buses. Then again the wiring in my home was older.
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