I just received my UltraVoice XM8500 and it seems like it maybe missing some parts but if not I dont know how to connect it!
I dont know how to connect please help it looks as if pieces might be missing
Hello,
I recently bought the Behringer UM204 to connect my guitar. And it works great!
Besides that, the interface is placed on my Home Theater PC and connected to my Denon AVR via TS (Behringer's main Outputs) to RCA cable like down below to listen to FLAC music.
Is this connection right? or should I use the Monitor outputs on the back of Behringer?
I am asking this because the AVR is not working till last night, And the usual suspect looks like UM204.
Best regards,
Hello Sadas, welcome to the community.
You could connect to the Playback RCA outputs but they are uncontrolled feeds from USB playback. The Main Out signal is controlled by the Mix and Main Out knobs so is more useful if you want to hear a mix of playback and your guitar input.
Thanks for your warm welcome.
I do want to use the Main outputs of the UMC204 that's why I bought the cable on the picture. I am not a sound device expert, actually, it is my first audio interface that I have.
My question is, is it ok to use TS to RCA cable on TRS output? It looks like working but TS cable shorts the R and S pins of the output.
I have 2 Behringer MX882 Ultra Link Pro mixer splitters and the audio level LED display lights up to 0db on all channels with no audio input. Slight hum audible in the audio output channels when audio is present. Need schematic of at least the power supply section.
Hi Clif,
Please contact CARE through the support portal, thanks.
Ive tried everyway possible to a) contact Behringer directly, b) contact anyone who might have a similar problem, c) contact anyone who can supply repair parts for Behringer products
All I get for my efforts is a total run around. I have opened 5 support tickets but the
Care Portal shows all of them as "problem solved" I have never even come close to a solution nor received any feed back from anyone from the Music Tribe forums. Does anyone really ever get help on this site?
Right now it looks like I need a power transfromer for my Behringer MX822 but havent a clue as to how I would get one via the Music Tribe or the Behringer support web site.
@clif wrote:
Ive tried everyway possible to a) contact Behringer directly, b) contact anyone who might have a similar problem, c) contact anyone who can supply repair parts for Behringer products
All I get for my efforts is a total run around. I have opened 5 support tickets but the
Care Portal shows all of them as "problem solved" I have never even come close to a solution nor received any feed back from anyone from the Music Tribe forums. Does anyone really ever get help on this site?
Right now it looks like I need a power transfromer for my Behringer MX822 but havent a clue as to how I would get one via the Music Tribe or the Behringer support web site.
If you let us know the Care ticket numbers, Clif, I'm sure Alex will be able to find-out why they were closed without your problem being resolved.
Found the problem!
the 2 units Ihave were wired for 220V operation but had a US 120V plug installed.
I rewired the power transformer for 120V operation and the LEDs acted normal.
The issue was that the circuitry wasonly getting 10V DC to the circuit boards, not evenclose to the 18V it needed for the regulators to work.
If you have my problem, read the units top cover and see what voltage it was made for.
Hi, I would like to connect "Presonus eris 3.5" to "Behringer um2" using balanced cable, is this the right cable? Or some other cable?
Hi, I want to connect "Behringer um2" to "Presonus eris 3.5" using balanced cable, so the cable on the pic is the right one? Thank you in advance.
The Behringer um2 doesn't have balance outputs so there is no cable to make a balanced connection.
Ohh I see... Thank you for your kind answer, if I may ask? What is the best way to connect Presonus eris 3.5 to my laptop? Should I look for a DAC with balanced output or go for Behringer um2 or just use the headphone jack and don't bother at all?
How about an RCA (normal Hi-Fi stereo) cable? That's the easiest.
Hi Chris, welcome to the community.
They look like the glue spots that hold the connections between the voice-coil and the flexible leads on the back of the cone. They are present on most loudspeaker cones but are sometimes hidden by dust covers.
Thanks for the reply Rex. And I apologize for no formal intro to the community. Yes I thought that was the area where wires from voice-coil connect. Those spots were not visible before. When I turn Amps on those areas are warm and pliable as though melting, like a short or something!!?
@C-liv wrote:
Thanks for the reply Rex. And I apologize for no formal intro to the community. Yes I thought that was the area where wires from voice-coil connect. Those spots were not visible before. When I turn Amps on those areas are warm and pliable as though melting, like a short or something!!?
Voice-coils do get warm when producing sound. If they get warm with the amps on but no music playing, I would worry about the amps. A short in a voice-coil would severely reduce the output - and is unlikely in two drivers. High-frequency oscillation in the amps could cause excessive heat in voice-coils.