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Originally posted by kid nyce try hooking up the TT directly to the receiver to determine if the mixer is shot?

Yeah, nothing happened.

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Originally posted by DOOMBOT Yeah, nothing happened.

maybe its not the mixer then?

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the problem sounds like its not grouned correctly...did you attach those small thin wires coming out of the TTs to the mixer?

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Originally posted by zizack the problem sounds like its not grouned correctly...did you attach those small thin wires coming out of the TTs to the mixer?

Yeah I unscrewed the bolt thing from the grounder and fitted both of those fork ends inbetween a washer and then screwed it back on tight.

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Originally posted by DOOMBOT Well, I want the turntables to connect to the phono 1 and phono 2 connectors right? And then I have the cables from the reciever going into the back of the reciever in the red and white phono connecters and then the Main connecters on the mixer.

Umm...you connect the MASTER/MAIN out on the mixer to the AUX IN on the receiver. You do NOT use the PHONO input on the receiver at all! Select the AUX device on the receiver and that should do it.

If you don't have an AUX IN, you can use any line-level input (CD, VCR, DVD, etc.). Just make sure you connect to the red and white audio inputs only.

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Okay last night I went to give it a go again. I had everything on and went to go "re-ground" the tables to the mixer. When I pulled the wires off the grounding bar on the back of the mixer, all of a sudden the mixers lights shot all the way up showing a signal. I put the plugs back on to ground the tables and then they went all the way back down again.

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Originally posted by zizack Behringers are absolutely awful mixers, sorry if anyone on here has one. I actually have a Denon dx 400 mixer that i don't use anymore that is in perfect condition and a very solid mixer. look it up, see if you'd be interested. But for God's sake, don't go with a Behringer.

they really are horrible i unfortunatly have one

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Whatever you do don't buy a Behringer mixer you'll end up regretting it.

Sure they're cheap but trust me the equipment won't last long and the brand is synonymous with cheap and unreliable.

Don't risk it.