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Behringer BSY600 problem

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taco60616

Jul 31, 2012
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#1
I just bought a Behringer Bass Synth on Craigslist. I get back to plug it in, and it's not working. I go to take the cable out, and it starts working. Turns out, I can only have it half way the IN input to have it functioning.

Help? :(
 
#3
Well, I have the weirdest story. After trying a bunch of different cables in the pedal, and after opening it up and putting it back together, I plugged in one of my other cables to the Out input. It was a stereo cable, and for some reason, it was the only one that worked.

I can't use that forever, it's one of my longer cables. Do they make stereo patch cables?
 
#8
If only someone could give you an idea of what the problem actually is, and then tell you how to fix it so it's completely fixed. Often people who do that need only a bit of acknowledgment that one has bothered reading the response to make it worth their time....
 
#11
Yes it is feasible to do. I have not got around to it myself because of other preoccupations but I found that the enclosure Hammond 1550B is the right size, however you will need to trim the corners of the PCB board to get it to fit.

in Febuary I was asked to do a thread about rehousing this pedal. I will send you a message when I get my ass in gear. I really dig this pedal but not the housing.
 
#14
Dazonbass said:
Yes it is feasible to do. I have not got around to it myself because of other preoccupations but I found that the enclosure Hammond 1550B is the right size, however you will need to trim the corners of the PCB board to get it to fit.

in Febuary I was asked to do a thread about rehousing this pedal. I will send you a message when I get my ass in gear. I really dig this pedal but not the housing.
Click to expand...

Get on that! I am dying to rehouse mine!
 
#16
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I've owned a few Behringer products over the years.
(Bass V-amp Pro, Europower power amp, microphone, etc.)
While they perform quite well, there have been serious reliability issues.
Each time one of them failed I tried to convince myself that it was still good gear.

Its not.... my apologies to Behringer fans and the company itself.

I've sold them all and now buy better quality stuff. You really do get what you pay for.

Behringer need to invest in better designs and production processes right across their range IMHO.
Until they do I'll never buy another Behringer product.

Greg
 

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