Zero 8 Hiss/Hum

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subterFUSE
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Post by subterFUSE »

Agreed.

As I have posted earlier, the hiss can be reproduced without ANY external gear input.

All one must do is turn on the mixer, and connect the Master to a speaker.

This is solid proof that the noise is coming from the master output on the mixer, and not from an input device gain mismatch on one of the channels.



My serial # is in the low 300's
grrrant
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Post by grrrant »

My Serial Number IS 000300
splurt
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Post by splurt »

VU METERS WILL BE FIXED, THIS IS ON ALL MIXERS
KORG TOLD ME THEY WILL FIX THIS IS FIRMWARE
Last edited by splurt on Fri Nov 09, 2007 6:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Post by splurt »

korg is a great company though, lets see how this turns out.. i have to take mine in to a pro shop and they can take a look at it
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Post by subterFUSE »

I would be happy to take my mixer in for repair if I felt that this would solve the problem. But when someone gets a replacement mixer that still has the hiss, it indicates to me that a repair will probably not fix my mixer. I don't want someone taking my mixer apart unless I am assured it will solve the problem.
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Post by splurt »

i
im hoping i can go into repair shop and test it at the shop, and communicate directly with korg in regards to this problem
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