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<blockquote data-quote="Dan Mortensen" data-source="post: 138357" data-attributes="member: 2826">Re: Behringer X32 has a air leak in the mains!What&#039;s this, now? Over 100kHz? Pretty sure that&#039;s inaudible.When I was measuring the whine it was around 4kHz, IIRC which I&#039;m sure I don&#039;t, and it was audible clearly. 120-160k would not be hiss but rather nothing to our ears.That&#039;s happy news, and I hope it continues.Agreed on huge difficulty to move them around; aren&#039;t they over 400# each?Yes, I assume the MSL&#039;s sound similar, since Meyer has a remarkable ability (and goal) to have all the products, large and small, have as identical a voicing as possible given the limitations of physics. I&#039;ve never heard the MTS&#039;s.I have both Bag End ELF subs and Meyer USW-1P&#039;s, although I have some MSL&#039;s in a ballroom dance club and they had me take the Bag Ends out because the MSL&#039;s had plenty of low end for both their application/needs and their very live room. The MSL&#039;s make a fairly horrible sounding room sound OK.Back to your issue, the Monitor output XLR&#039;s had that whine way worse than the Mix Bus outputs, and the monitor volume pot is actually an attenuator so that unity gain between the Mix Bus Outputs and Monitor outputs is full output rotation on that attenuator; did that have anything to do with your problem, maybe? You would have had to be connected to those Monitor outs rather than the Mix Bus outs for this to be true, though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dan Mortensen, post: 138357, member: 2826"] Re: Behringer X32 has a air leak in the mains! What's this, now? Over 100kHz? Pretty sure that's inaudible. When I was measuring the whine it was around 4kHz, IIRC which I'm sure I don't, and it was audible clearly. 120-160k would not be hiss but rather nothing to our ears. That's happy news, and I hope it continues. Agreed on huge difficulty to move them around; aren't they over 400# each? Yes, I assume the MSL's sound similar, since Meyer has a remarkable ability (and goal) to have all the products, large and small, have as identical a voicing as possible given the limitations of physics. I've never heard the MTS's. I have both Bag End ELF subs and Meyer USW-1P's, although I have some MSL's in a ballroom dance club and they had me take the Bag Ends out because the MSL's had plenty of low end for both their application/needs and their very live room. The MSL's make a fairly horrible sounding room sound OK. Back to your issue, the Monitor output XLR's had that whine way worse than the Mix Bus outputs, and the monitor volume pot is actually an attenuator so that unity gain between the Mix Bus Outputs and Monitor outputs is full output rotation on that attenuator; did that have anything to do with your problem, maybe? You would have had to be connected to those Monitor outs rather than the Mix Bus outs for this to be true, though. [/QUOTE]

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