ok i just noticed this yesteday on my behringer vmx300 mixer....i was mixing and when it was playin the volume sorta just went down a little... then it came back up...today i mixed again and same thing happend it gows lower... then back to normal volume then goes back down at differnt times... i thought it was some of my rca cables and found it out wasnt.....thought i was my new tt... but it wasnt cuz i switched mixers and everythign was fine... and my older tt was doing the same thing on the behringer...anyone experienced anything like this before??this really sucks..any help is very appreciated..

i dont own a vmx 300 but behringer products seem to have a short life span of working properly
my hxp 2000 head phones died out a month fter i bought them and i just spin at home at low volume. first the jack started shitting then the rite can just stoped and wen u put it relly it continues

i've got those headphones too...but they are still holding up for me...over 3 or so months

behringer djx 700 works fine.

go buy one.

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how long have you had your vmx300??

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thats why you dont buy cheap remakes (behringer)

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Usually, behringer produces quite good quality. If you take care of your equipment, you won't have any problems with it. You should always put a blanket over your mixer, 'cuz dust is your equipments biggest enemy. Maybe you could try bringing the mixer in to an electrician, maybe it's just a fuse or something stupid like that.

If that doesn't solve your problem, you'll have to buy yourself a new mixer.

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Originally posted by Push2005 Ik ben net terug begonnen met cassettes op te kopen... Die pitchcontrol is echt ongelofelijk !

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Originally posted by Haunted thats why you dont buy cheap remakes (behringer)

that's funny...my cheap remake owns vestax.

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On my VMX200 I have a small problem with the power cord coming loose at times (usually when I've moved the mixer to a different spot on my desk). Make sure the power cord is in tight. When it gets loose it will randomly turn off/on quickly.. so it sounds like the sound cutting out.

thanks but it isnt the power cord.. that is on tight..anyone ever have a problem like this?

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Originally posted by DrummeRaver86 that's funny...my cheap remake owns vestax.

owns it how? more effects and channels? my vestax will outrun your behringer by years my friend.
while youll be searchin on the internet for replacement knobs, ill still have it the way it was,nice and strong, and reliable.

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