Noticed this recently that when I switch off a DP48 with other units daisy chained to it, the downstream unit will produce a very loud pop sound in the headphones output even though the Volume knob has been fully lowered.

I noticed it because I could hear the pop from the headphones connected to another unit that was almost 2 meters away when I switched off 1 unit for firmware upgrade and testing.

Once again the volume level has been fully lowered on that downstream unit yet the pop sound came through so loudly and this happened consistently.

What will it do to a musician with in-ears when another musician upstream switches the unit off, by accident or for whatever other reason?!

Please fix this soon.

Folks:

I'm trying to make my new PM-1 personal monitor work, (plug in) to the Air XR-18 board, as my band currently uses this system.  In reading the manual for the PM-1, it's highlighting that I would need to use a quarter inch TRS cable end in order to have a stereo feed to the device, but other than the "phones" output on the board, all the other monitor feeds are a male ended XLR output.

Would a standard XLR cable work with this in stereo, or do you have a suggestion on the type of cable I should be using here to produce a stereo sound field?

Thanks,

Tom DeMartino

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I'm wondering if anyone has used, or could comment, on using CAT5e or CAT6 unshielded cable for a DP48 daisy chain system.

I've already read the 'recommended shielded' information and don't need posts re-iterating the same.

This post is to solicit real world installations where end users may have used unshielded CAT cable and I'm interested in the results and learnings of doing that.

I have an existing CAT network from the M32 mixer to the rack and from the rack to stage boxes that is all unshielded CAT6.  I'm stongly leaning toward migrating to the DP48 personal monitor system.

I'm trying to figure out if I really need to replace all the CAT6 unshielded cable with shielded. Does unshielded really affect the performance of the system?

I have been more than patient with your poor approach to customer service. 

I have a simple P1 that needed to be repaired/replaced under warranty.  I sent it in per your RGA in July to Las Vegas and I have not had any response on the status since November and I still do not have my unit back.  This is beyond unnaceptable. 

My one service ticket has morphed over time into 3 for some reason...probably closed and re-opened since someone is being measured on how long service tickets are open.  Either way, the probelm is not solved.

Just send me my unit back and we can part as friends...

We have several power play P1 and I just bought a power play P2. On the P1 there is a stereo to mono button, which in mono allows me to hear stuff in both earbuds. But the P2 only allows for sound in 1 ear, except for when I pull out the 1/4" cable out just slightly. Is there a way to convert the P2 to mono?

Hey all I have a weird problem with my p16s related to the P16-D  

I have power coming from the P16-D to all my P16-Ms but only ultranet to half  

channels 1,2,5 & 8 have power and ultranet  and 3,4,6 & 7 are recieving no ultranet signal

can anyone help!?

Hope you guys are well. I am having the weirdest issue with 1 of our DP48s. We are connecting them via HUB4.  For the most part, the system is work well.  We have 1-DP48 that is making a wierd digital noise.  It's only comes from 1 routed channel & that channel is not making that noise on the other 3 DP48 units.  Very strange.  Anyone else experience any weirdness like this?

Howdy, 

I've got 9x P16-M's and they all of the same issue.  Every single knob & button is sticky.  

Whatever coating was used to finish the knobs and buttons has degraded.  Now you cannot use them without getting goo all over your finger tips.  It reminds me of my old Sony car stereo remote. 

Anyways, I tried summoning the interweb to see if I could find replacement knobs, but I didn't have any luck.  I also tried Behringer.com.

Aside from using Goo-gone and some elbow grease, I don't know what else to do.  Plus, I would rather not spend a lot or time cleaning them. 

Thanks!

I know all of the documentation says to use CAT5e, but I wanted to know if CAT6 works as well. My home runs are all CAT5e, but my jumpers are CAT6. 

We have 1x 300' CAT5e (shielded) reel that runs from M32 (AES) > DL251 (AES). 

My plan is to run another 300' CAT5e from M32 (Ultranet) > 1x P16D > 5x 25' CAT6 > 4x P16M & 1x P16D > 5x 25' CAT6 > 5x P16M

Will this work?