Recent content by organworthyplayer337

Hi, it's not a Trace Elliot speaker cable. It's a cheap mic cable a friend purchased off of Amazon (along with others of the same brand, some of which are also defective). Just appears to be crappy work. Thanks

That makes so much sense, thank you for the explanation @Aloe

Ok, thanks. The tester is functional, and the cable doesn’t work so it makes sense. In the case where one pin doesn’t read at all, does that also point to a short? Thanks again

Hi, Both pin 2 and 3 are “reading” simultaneously when tested. I hope this isn’t the dumbest question in the world, but I’m just curious; what causes a reading like this? What has to go wrong construction/wiring wise for a cable to read like this? I haven’t gotten into soldering my own...

Thank you, I will try this. I will also try taking an unused channel and setting it’s input source as the Aux Inputs and see if that works. I am curious what the M/T means at the end of the Aux labels

Update: turns out they already had a Cat5e cable that they weren't using so I didn't have to buy one. Took a little while but I got the XLR inputs routed correctly. I do have a question: When using AES50, is there a way to monitor/receive the master console's Aux Inputs as well?

Once figured out, it's definitely less of a pain than bringing the splitter. Cuts down on set up time by a lot, weight of rack case, no more snakes, etc. Basically, instead of having to make 18+ connections, it'll be one. Plus I'll be able to monitor more than 8 channels (cause my splitter is...

Thanks for this info! Kinda frustrating that there are not a clear instructions on how to do this. The manual has a more complex example where it is hard to figure out what principles they are trying to get across because there is so much going on. I figured it would involve setting the X32R as...

They will!

‍ I'm back! I might make a new thread but I'll see if I can just piggy back off of this one... So here's the situation; The place I am playing at has a X32 at front of house. Up until this point I have been using a mic splitter and splitting the signals on stage, sending another signal back to...

1. Your attitude really stinks 2. Tell him how you feel. I HATE when people bend over backwards NOT to have an actual conversation with me about expectations, performance, etc. Don’t be that guy. Approach him with the same attitude you’ve approached us with, and if he has any form of...

@s0c9 Out of curiosity, what the reason behind your advice of not using the aux outs to feed the PSM? Just getting around to testing everything and it seems to be working fine

I appreciate your thoughts. I play bass/guitar and sing as well. Just depends on the gig. And I've been had the PSM900, so I am going to integrate it into the system instead of buying a new unit. This system is for anywhere I go, the situation I explained is a church, but I play gigs elsewhere...

Sweet. Glad that you have one too, cause I'm sure that I will have more questions about this thing in the future

Yes, getting familiar with everything as we speak. I should've mentioned that the aux outs will be going into a Shure PSM900 and to a receiver pack from there.