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dBx-m microphone dosen't work???
Skovvang
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Hi,
Recently I aquired the dBx Driverack PA+ and is very pleased with it. However when using the dBx-m microphone (it was a bundle to the driverack) the "spectrum" of the music/pink noise works for few seconds then a fluctuating, equal all frequencies jumping is then present and I'm not able to do any RTA measurements due to this disturbance.
When changing to a cheap Superlux microphone everything is ok, the readings correspond to the rythm in the music and the pink noise if this are selected. The dBx-m microphone is way more expensive and I'm eager to get it into work. dBx tell in the manual that the mic is compensated so that's my take on to get it work again.
Can somebody tell me how to dismantel the mic to check for bad connections (if the phantom supply is not present etc..). It seem hard to remove the xlr connector (even though the screw is removed).
Or from my description is the mic "out of order" ? Anybody experienced similar problem?
Regards
Skovvang/Denmark
Recently I aquired the dBx Driverack PA+ and is very pleased with it. However when using the dBx-m microphone (it was a bundle to the driverack) the "spectrum" of the music/pink noise works for few seconds then a fluctuating, equal all frequencies jumping is then present and I'm not able to do any RTA measurements due to this disturbance.
When changing to a cheap Superlux microphone everything is ok, the readings correspond to the rythm in the music and the pink noise if this are selected. The dBx-m microphone is way more expensive and I'm eager to get it into work. dBx tell in the manual that the mic is compensated so that's my take on to get it work again.
Can somebody tell me how to dismantel the mic to check for bad connections (if the phantom supply is not present etc..). It seem hard to remove the xlr connector (even though the screw is removed).
Or from my description is the mic "out of order" ? Anybody experienced similar problem?
Regards
Skovvang/Denmark
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