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Re: ML3000 L/R BusWe have the same thing on the left output of our ML5000 at church. I am assuming it is a cable issue but the weird thing is that when I unplug the (XLR) cable from the "L" output and plug it back in the level is magically back up to match the "R" output. Then at some point it goes back to being 6db down. I was just figuring it was some kind of intermittent connection or cable problem and losing one leg of the balanced line cut it 6db. Does that make sense though that it would show up in the meter for the desk's output? Should I be looking inside the desk?Thanks,Loren Jones
Re: ML3000 L/R Bus
We have the same thing on the left output of our ML5000 at church. I am assuming it is a cable issue but the weird thing is that when I unplug the (XLR) cable from the "L" output and plug it back in the level is magically back up to match the "R" output. Then at some point it goes back to being 6db down. I was just figuring it was some kind of intermittent connection or cable problem and losing one leg of the balanced line cut it 6db. Does that make sense though that it would show up in the meter for the desk's output? Should I be looking inside the desk?
Thanks,
Loren Jones
