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Posted on Saturday, June 28, 2003 - 08:38 pm:

Just recieved my Behringer MX-8000, but I would
like to have a diagram, or even better complete
service manual, (the supply is very noisy I will
fix that immidiately, just like I had to on my
spanish altair power-amp replacing with low
noise pabst fan), anyway I whant a digram if
possible for furture maintainance, parts I can
bye relatively cheap.

HM

audioforge

Posted on Saturday, June 28, 2003 - 09:40 pm:

hi henrick. users manual available at behringer website. for schematics email them as the mx8000 is discontinued maybe they could sent it to you or try to find if a repair audiopro shop in danmark was "endorsed" by brhringer so they have service manual.ask musicshops who sell berhinger where they send their defective units. ps my 400w power supply is not noisy.at least less than my fan computer. audioforge

Posted on Saturday, June 28, 2003 - 10:10 pm:

I don´t think they will sell a service-manual
and/or diagrams to private people,. their own
"authorised" import/repair here in denmark is
protechting their diagrams as a holy grail ;-)

Anyway there is always a leak :-)) I keep on

Ps. the supply is less noisy than my PC´s
but for my 4 networked PC´s I have build a
complete noise-proof box now, and right now
the mx-8000 supply is the biggest noise-
source, I am supposed to multi-record in the
same room, shocking how much noise these
condenser mic´s are picking up, i realy got
to deal with it, I am no way hysteric ;-)

And besides it´s nice to work in a room
without these background noise constant

HM

audioforge

Posted on Sunday, June 29, 2003 - 10:31 am:

hi. i understand what you mean. but if you want record a singer or drums or anything with microphone you need to build a small isolate room from your mix rec room cos how do you do a correct calibrate level/ rec while listening a drummers in front of you .i mean micros place between hihat snare etc..even you work with headphones you will still hear the direct sound too much. audioforge

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