Serious problem with behringer pedals

Not to get into any behringer hate or nothing, but the jacks fall out? or at least the plugs fall out of the jacks??? (im hoping im right in reading your prob as the latter )

Thats got to be the funniest thing to see, well when you're not playing in front of people...

 

If the jack falls out , it isn't connected properly. If it is there is something wrong with the pedals. If you can return them, do so..if not, open them up and bend the jack a bit so it holds better.

 

I guess that behringer tube overdrive is a bad idea

 

Huh. boobies are good.

have you thought about useing a rubber band (or bands) around the pedal and lead plugs?

Or duct tape?

 

LOLZ

Sorry.... I got nothing to help with that....

 

Score:

Behringer - 1
peter6725 - 0

:scowl: tis a sad day....

Anyways, try the rubber bands (use like 3 or 4, or even better, the thick flat ones) around the pedal. That should hold **** in

 

Try swapping the cables around and see if any of them seat better than the others (not likely, but not unheard of). The next step is to save up for a used ps-3 and geb-7.

Good luck.

 

open them out and take the springs out.

 

haha glad i never buy Behringer

 

Man, I have two Behringer pedals and neither one is equipped with this cool new cable ejector feature. I feel ripped off

 

It's like having the Valnott for bass, but for cheap

 

Some jacks will do that if you don't push the cable in far enough, depends on sleeve friction.

 

You answered your own question
Try a Boss PH-3 and GEB-7

 

I'm pretty sure I fixed it for you. PS-3 = Pitch shifter, PH-3 = phaser.


(That's right, right? )

 

Boring
elusive
humdrum
********
indefensable
negative
german
engineered
ripoffs

 

i have their ble100 it works fine but i want that auto cable eject too