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<blockquote data-quote="Mick Berg" data-source="post: 68797" data-attributes="member: 2512">Silly QuestionsHi.Here&#039;s my thoughts on what somehow escalated into a major issue.1. &quot;There&#039;s no such thing as a silly question&quot;. This is a universally accepted addage.2. I don&#039;t apologize for the &quot;Unlock&quot; question, I was in a bind and needed help. And I received it very quickly from several forum members and a Behringer Staff person.3. I do apologize for the USB question. One of my faults has always been that I don&#039;t thoroughly explore all the possibilities before crying for help. Even now, when I can&#039;t find a particular piece of gear at a gig, I have to pinch myself and say &quot;Mick, look in every possible place before whining to the project manager!&quot;4. I was not offended in the least by the reference to high blood pressure (which I do have, being 65 years young.) I found it amusing.5. I&#039;ve been a sound engineer since before most of you guys were born, at college I learned valve/tube technology, that&#039;s all there was! For a few years I was a final test engineer, at guess where..........Midas! I built customised consoles for Pink Floyd and Supertramp, whom I then joined as PA technician. I&#039;ve plugged a few things in in my life. So it had nothing to do with being a newbie.With that, I suggest this topic be closed.Thanks,Mick Berg.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mick Berg, post: 68797, member: 2512"] Silly Questions Hi. Here's my thoughts on what somehow escalated into a major issue. 1. "There's no such thing as a silly question". This is a universally accepted addage. 2. I don't apologize for the "Unlock" question, I was in a bind and needed help. And I received it very quickly from several forum members and a Behringer Staff person. 3. I do apologize for the USB question. One of my faults has always been that I don't thoroughly explore all the possibilities before crying for help. Even now, when I can't find a particular piece of gear at a gig, I have to pinch myself and say "Mick, look in every possible place before whining to the project manager!" 4. I was not offended in the least by the reference to high blood pressure (which I do have, being 65 years young.) I found it amusing. 5. I've been a sound engineer since before most of you guys were born, at college I learned valve/tube technology, that's all there was! For a few years I was a final test engineer, at guess where..........Midas! I built customised consoles for Pink Floyd and Supertramp, whom I then joined as PA technician. I've plugged a few things in in my life. So it had nothing to do with being a newbie. With that, I suggest this topic be closed. Thanks, Mick Berg. [/QUOTE]

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