conected mixer main out to amp but humming noice comes,why
625901
In most cases it's your cables. Depending on whether you are using the high impedance or low impedance outputs check the cables. Also try separating the place where you have the board and amp plugged in. Try putting them in them in separate wall sockets at two different points in the room. It may just be a 60 hz ground loop hum.
625902
Check the manual. There is an automatic filter to cancel out those annoying noises...works pretty well for us. Good luck!
625903
Well it shouldn't hummmmm. Check to make sure all the volumes are correct. Not to much input. The trim should not be turned up to loud. Also check the effects aren't up to high. Also make sure its not a ground loop problem. Plug the amp and the mixer in the same outlet.
1280131
check and make sure the volume control on the side of the amp is turned up. Its underneath the plastic cap. Hope this helps out
231697
Probably, I find it noisy in the effects loop of my amp. Not so much directly into input.
208181
Its the sound of a machine humming ...nothing loud or concerning where a mixer is concerned..
905794
interference of some kind or the speaker wires aren't connected correctly, or may be loose. I hooked ours up the way the amp I replaced was hooked up and the Pyle didn't work. Turned out to be much simpler. The second configuration I tried hummed and the sound was staticy. I think I have all 6 of our PAs combined to 1 set of wires and on one speaker connection and it has worked perfectly all summer. Hope that helps.
602776
Put of the top. Make sure the phantom power on your mixer is turned on. The condenser mikes need it
1610929
Rock out!!!!Best solution would be to connect the computer into the mixer feeding the monitors then it is no different from any other source. If you are connecting directly to the computer headphone jack just be careful not to send too hot of a signal - if you hear any distortion at all then turn down the volume on the computer - and you will be fine.
167239
Not sure the excact problem. Are you getting any sound at all? Or just no bass? Not sure what kind of mixer that is either?
1416793
The DI box works on the input side of your mixer or amp. Whether you have speakers connected should make no difference.
1176067
It must be defective. We didn't have any problem attaching it to our mixer. You should exchange it.
558411
Whenever you get that dreaded hum, be sure to check your ground connections.Could be something as simple as trying out a new instrument cable.I've even had some brand new cables with an open ground.You may have to re-solder the ends.
970971
Basic mixer since amp is built in to speaker . i have had no problem with speaker
452225
Thank you! I finally solved the hum problem by plugging the iMic into "Line Out" on my amplifier instead of directly into my turntable. The hum disappeared! Hope you got your hum solved, too. Maria
558414
If I do not have anything (no Inputs) plugged into the amp, mine does not hum, even with volume turned up to max.
450568
If youre playing it by itself your amp is your limit. If played in conjunction with other signals a mixer of some sort would definitely be necessary.
459583
Have you checked your interconnects and grounding wire? "Buzz's" can usually be attributed to a bad connection, so I would look at all of your IC's from the 'table to the phono amp/receiver.
1856466
U don't connect speakers to the mixer, u connect speakers to the amplifier that is powering u'r system