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    Shea
    Newcomer - Level 1
    2021-05-16
    B210D euro > mackie profx6 > macbook p4ro running logic please help | Stage Monitors

    I am running 2 behringer b210d PA speakers thrugh the mackie to the macbook and using logic pro X. I cannot seem to get any of the effects or the guitar sounds that come pre instaled or plug in with logic. It just sounds like a clean guitar? what am I doing wrong here.

    please help I am going batty trying to find the cure> heres the set up (photos)

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    • Shea
      Nigel67 Hi Shea, I am sorry, but I think that you have contacted the wrong company for support on your logic pro x software or mackie mixer. We only support the Behringer B210D speakers, and if they are outputting audio, then they are working. Your FX from logic pro x are mixed into the audio on the mackie so you need to contact one of those two companies for advice. I am unsure why you have the mic and line input connected at the same time, but the Quick Start Guide does advise you do not.

      (7) XLR INPUT Connect a microphone, balanced mixer output, or the
      LINK OUTPUT from another speaker using a balanced cable with a
      female XLR plug.
      WARNING: Never use the ¼" and XLR inputs at the same time.
      • May 16
    • Shea
      Paul_Vannatto The photo provided is of the B210D speaker back panel. Shea, to get the Mackie built-in FX to the mix, follow the instructions in the Mackie manual (page 14).
      • May 17
    • Shea
      Shea

      Thank you for the info. I’ve read the manuals but clearly not well enough. I don’t want the effects from mackie I want the guitar plug ins from logic (or garage band or any saws).

      Sorry if this was the wrong place because . Yes, the speakers work. So that’s good!
      • May 17
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    Sault8487
    Newcomer - Level 1
    2021-01-11
    Xair 12 stage monitoring | Stage Monitors

    Hello. I have an Xair 12 and would like to use passive stage monitors to eliminate a few cables on the floor. What would be the best way to do this?

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      Sault8487 I am using a Crown XLi 800 amp to power my main L and R passive speakers. Could I use an additional crown amp to power the Aux 1 and 2 for the stage monitors?
      • Jan 11
    • Sault8487
      KyleJohnson Hello, Kyle here with Music Tribe. You would need to use an additional amplifier. Depending on the model (And power ratings) of Passive monitors you use, you could look at the Behringer NX1000, NX3000 or NX6000 to power them.
      • Jan 11
    • Sault8487
      RexBeckett Hello Sault8487, if you want to use passive stage monitors then you will need power amps to drive them. The Aux outputs on an XR12 should be suitable for feeding most power amps. The Crown XLi 800 may be suitable if it matches the power rating and impedance of your speakers.
      • Jan 11
    • Sault8487
      Sault8487 That’s what I figured. Thanks for the comments!
      • Jan 11
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    the1musicschool
    Newcomer - Level 1
    2020-10-30
    How do you change the fuse in a Behringer 115d speaker? | Stage Monitors

    How do you change the fuse in a Behringer 115d speaker? 

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      RexBeckett Hi Jason, the fuse on a B115D is located just above the power connector. Prise out the plastic carrier to reveal the fuse. Replace the fuse with one of the same rating. If it blows again, I suggest that you open a Care ticket for Service.
      • October 30, 2020
      • How do you change the fuse in a Behringer 115d speaker?
        the1musicschool That's the issue, how do you price out the plastic carrier to reveal the fuse?
        • October 30, 2020
      • How do you change the fuse in a Behringer 115d speaker?
        the1musicschool Please list specific instructions on how to remove the plastic carrier to reveal the fuse. We have a show in 15 minutes.
        • October 30, 2020
      • How do you change the fuse in a Behringer 115d speaker?
        RexBeckett Usually it is straightforward: Remove the power cable from the connector and use a small, flat-bladed screwdriver to lever out the carrier. I hope you got it sorted-out in time for your show.
        • October 31, 2020
  • PJWHEELER
    Newcomer - Level 1
    2020-10-27
    BEHRINGER FEEDBACK DESTROYER QUESTION | Stage Monitors

    I have bought a Behringer feed back destroyer FBQ1000. I have a Yamaha MG16XU mixing deck with electro voice ELX115P powered speakers . when i connect the FBQ1000 to the FOH speakers, I can hear a hissing sound like the FBQ1000 has introduced gain into the circuit. when i remove the FBQ1000 and connect the speaker directly to the mixing deck the hissing goes away. is the FBQ1000 working correctly or is there something i can do to remove the hiss ?

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      PedroRodrigues Hi Phil if you try to use the FBQ 1000 between the outputs of your mixer and inputs of you active speakers with "stock" settings, you will not get good results. The FBQ just doesn't know what to do with the signal. If your mixer has channel inserts, many of our desks have these on the Mic input channels, use an TRS 1/4" Y to 2-Tip Sleeve 1/4" plugs insert cable on the microphone channel only using just one channel of the FBQ 1000.
      If your mixer does not have inserts, don't play any music while setting up the FBQ 1000 between your mixer outs and speaker inputs. In this case, be certain both channels of the FBQ1000 are set with the same values. In any situation, please be certain the filters have been reset before you start.
      Set up the FBQ so that only 4 or 6 filters are in the Single Shot mode. Using you microphone please bring up the microphone level and softly let you system feedback until the Single Shot filter have all been used. Make sure that all the other filters are turn off. This is will be the maximum signal level you will be able to have on your microphone without feedbacking without touching the rest of your signal.
      More filters being used normally generates too much of everything and the signal will eventually be filtered out.

      Only in the situation of using a channel insert and the FBQ 1000 is only processing the microphone signal, you can add two roaming filters to search for changing microphone feedback.
      Please be aware that if the microphone is on all the time the FBQ 1000 can also interpret any intersustained tones in the signal has feedback and the unit will process it to get rid of the all signal

      The FBQ1000 can work well in a Live situation, but the stock" settings just do too much. Changing the setting to limit the constant searching for feedback controls the FBQ 1000 and feedback. If you find that some feedback frequencies always show up at your gigs, the FBQ 1000 can be used as a parametric EQ and you can "permanently" lock those frequencies down.

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      • October 28, 2020
    • PJWHEELER
      PJWHEELER Thanks pedro . I will try your suggestion . I have another question: my mixing deck only has channel group out . Is there a way of using those to add the FBQ to the mic channel only ?
      • October 28, 2020
      • BEHRINGER FEEDBACK DESTROYER QUESTION
        PedroRodrigues Hi Phil, to guarantee that you will have no issues, unfortunately no, as the unit was designed to have the implementation stated above
        • October 28, 2020
    • PJWHEELER
      PJWHEELER thanks Pedro !
      • October 28, 2020