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2019/10/02 at 10:41 pm #86762Bsimmon3Participant
Hello all! Love our Qu32 – really a neat product. Recently we have had a super strange issue.
Ch14 is causing some major static/interference. Only strange thing is, nothing is connected to it! The jack is completely empty, no fancy routing, just static noise coming through on the display (and in the house). The static does change with the gain (up/down). No change with phantom on or off. I can mute the channel and the static stops, but the level lights still go crazy. When I say static I’m talking like sketchy analog mic noise – but loud! (Gain is at 20db and noise is 0 on the output).If I had to offer a thought it seems like a short somehow in the board.
This is where I want to lean on the community. I do not understand how a digital board can have something like this? Anyone have thoughts on a channel filled with static and nothing connected to it?
I’ll post a video I took here shortly after it uploads.
2019/10/02 at 11:16 pm #86763Bsimmon3ParticipantHere is the link to the video of the issue: https://youtu.be/3sEIiNqG9e4 Thank you all for your help!
2019/10/03 at 1:32 am #86765AnonymousInactiveAnd if you turn the gain right off does ther noise go away?
You will have to see your local agent to get that fixed in my opinion.2019/10/03 at 6:35 am #86774GigaParticipantCould also be crosstalk from one of the ascending wirelesses. I sometimes walk into this but only on the multitrackrecordings.
Good luck !
Giga
2019/10/03 at 4:57 pm #86788AnonymousInactiveHaving the same problem with my QU-24 channels 5 horrible static with nothing plugged in… any solutions??? please !!!!!
2019/10/03 at 9:13 pm #86790AlanGParticipantCould be a bad earth or an open circuit in the input wiring. For diagnostic try plugging a short circuit input plug into the channel – see if anything changes.
Even digital mixers have some analogue (for Qu I think until after the input gain) AFAIK nothing in this world is naturally digital (except life itself <g>).
I agree with XYZ – it will need serious repair work if itts not obvious.
AlanL
2019/10/03 at 9:39 pm #86791AnonymousInactiveIn my case if I turn the fader down it goes away and its intrinsically connected to the gain know,
when I open all channels to unity and gain to 12 o’clock its the only channel that you can hear buzzing
but when you turn the gain down to about 9 o clock noise its gone. its very annoying…2023/09/08 at 7:20 am #114655Elisa010ParticipantHi, wondering if you ever got this sorted out. We’re having the same issue on 2 separate channels on our QU-32. Thank you!
2023/09/08 at 11:07 pm #114690Mike CParticipantHi, wondering if you ever got this sorted out. We’re having the same issue on 2 separate channels on our QU-32. Thank you!
Is that with nothing connected to those channels inputs?
2023/09/08 at 11:47 pm #114692Bsimmon3ParticipantUnfortunately no, but also the issue hasn’t moved to other channels. So we just put some tape on that channel and moved on. Channel is completely empty, gain all the way down, no phantom, and it’ll show clipping every now and then. Super strange.
2023/09/09 at 2:58 am #114698Mike CParticipantSounds like it’s something in that channel.
How old is the mixer? -
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