| Subject: | Re: R-44 issue-geek reply |
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| From: | "Jez" tempjez |
| Date: | Sat Jun 23, 2012 1:24 am ((PDT)) |
its definitely something between roland & the dpa's - its a new unit & it a= lso does it on the R-26 (also new). ta anyway. --- In "Mike Rooke" <> wrote: > > Using an XLR plug, build a simple tester with 150 Ohm between pins 2&3, 1= unconnected - plug that in and wiggle it around in all of the R44's socket= s. If you notice any noise then I would suspect the sockets are worn or hav= e contact issues. Is the R44 brand new? if not then is its history known? I= f its new then I would suggest sending it back and trying the replacement w= ith the DPA's. If the outcome is the same your out of luck and the magic be= tween DPA and Roland isn't going to happen. > > -MIke. > |
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