20 Most Recent Behringer Sx2442fx Eurodesk 24channel Mixer New Questions & Answers

Either way will work, however your friend's method probably would be slightly better since it goes through less stages within the PMP2000. The "left and right power amp inputs" are the INPUTS to the power amp in the PMP2000 and hence are the best places to connect the mixer if using the PMP2000 as only a power amp. Note doing this will LIKELY disconnect any other input to the PMP2000 from the power amps in it... that is all the preamps in the PMP2000. DO USE TRS cables!!! and power both units from the same receptacle to avoid ground bounce.

I think that rather than the mixer, that your front speakers may have a limiter built into the high frequncey amp. You may be asking them to do more that they are capable of.

You will need to give more information for a proper reply, which unit you have and what you want to do with it, what into it and what out etc. In principle you can treat it as a pre/post mixer using it's ins from either the aux or group outs of the mixer or conceivably the inserts depending on what you want to do. You could use it in front of the mixer or as an adjunct. Please tell me what you are trying to do.

Make sure that you have enable the main monitor volume at the end of the mixer. They are labeled AUX1 and AUX2 as well located under the last channel of the mixer. If those are on 0 your monitors won't work

First thing is to confirm the leads are fully functional by using a different unit or test the lead with a multimeter set on resistive scale and verify each connection

A SHORT IN THE WIRES OR SPEAKERS!!

If you don't want to send it back, the next option is to take it apart. If something sounds loose, then it usually is. Maybe you'll be lucky to have a loose cable you can just "plug in." It is quite a complex mixer by the look of it. I was looking for one, but I am unable to find a service manual for it. If I were there I would just take it apart and check for loose connections.