Topic: Main Left(Right) output not working correctly:QU-24

Main Left(Right) output not working correctly:QU-24

Tagged: L main output not working, LR main output, Main LR not working, R main output

This topic has 7 replies, 5 voices, and was last updated 7 years, 6 months ago by Anonymous.

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2017/04/08 at 6:44 pm #62775

mjjohn
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I have a problem; On our QU-24 the main left output channel is not working correctly. The left main channel is not outputting at the same level as the right main output. I have tried using the output on different speakers and and the same problem exists. This problem does not exist under alternate out or the matrix outs. The mixer is one year old and is not used very extensively. Has anyone encountered this problem, if so are there any solutions. I already tried doing a hard reset with no avail. Will reinstalling a older firmware(1.82) be a solution. And what are the chances of output going bad so suddenly and with no cause.

2017/04/08 at 11:57 pm #62779

MarkPAman
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Is the ballence of the main L&R in the centre? That got me one evening.

2017/04/09 at 5:15 am #62780

mjjohn
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Its in the center, i checked that while troubleshooting. I have tried hard reset which did not fix the problem. Both output work under alternate out.

2017/04/11 at 10:47 pm #62842

SteffenR
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How much is the difference?
If it is about 3dB the you miss one pin of the XLR internally

2017/04/11 at 10:52 pm #62843

Anonymous
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Presume you have tried different cables as well as speakers (just switch the cables)

2017/04/11 at 11:14 pm #62844

mjjohn
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SteffenR: Yes, i am losing around 3-5 db on the left channel compared to the Right Channel. Bob: I have tried different XLR Cable, no luck unfortunately. Is this issue easily fixable?

2017/04/12 at 3:54 am #62852

Anonymous
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Since we don’t yet know what the issue is…

Do you have access to a dSnake stagebox?

If the channel is genuinely 3dB down then it sounds like it could be a connection failure (which could be easy to fix), but it could be something else wired…

If you have isolated it to the physical output (which I think you probably have) then it’s service time.

2018/01/27 at 12:54 am #68474

Anonymous
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Hi i know that this forum is about the QU-24, but i have a similar situation with a ZED 428, the level (left output) sometime is low, and only mid and high frequency. Any advice will be great.
Ps I just bought it a month ago and a week ago started this problem
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