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<blockquote data-quote="Gene Hardage" data-source="post: 33940" data-attributes="member: 185"><p>Re: Mackie PPM1008</p><p></p><p>OK - while I'm talking to myself I'll go ahead a tell myself to keep trying it will get better. No I don't like the hi-low channel gain button vs. the gain knobs on the old type. I read that these things will cut out or stop working momentarily when pushed. It's true - they do cut out briefly when pushed. YUK! I'll try again with the gain button pushed in and maybe the master turned up past 12 o'clock. I'm having a hard time finding a sweet spot for the "compressor" knob on the channel. It sorta works but can make things real thin when you're trying to tame a harp honking vocal cupping type. On the plus side at least my channel stayed hot while mister mic cupper was squished unlike the old 808S that only had a limiter on the mains and when Mr. mic cupper would honk his harps it would bring everything down. Stay tuned for future updates when I get my nerve back and try this thing again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gene Hardage, post: 33940, member: 185"] Re: Mackie PPM1008 OK - while I'm talking to myself I'll go ahead a tell myself to keep trying it will get better. No I don't like the hi-low channel gain button vs. the gain knobs on the old type. I read that these things will cut out or stop working momentarily when pushed. It's true - they do cut out briefly when pushed. YUK! I'll try again with the gain button pushed in and maybe the master turned up past 12 o'clock. I'm having a hard time finding a sweet spot for the "compressor" knob on the channel. It sorta works but can make things real thin when you're trying to tame a harp honking vocal cupping type. On the plus side at least my channel stayed hot while mister mic cupper was squished unlike the old 808S that only had a limiter on the mains and when Mr. mic cupper would honk his harps it would bring everything down. Stay tuned for future updates when I get my nerve back and try this thing again. [/QUOTE]
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