FRUSTRATED - please help!

[Bunford]

Open up the XLR jack and rewire it. Or, if you don't now how to, buy new good quality XLRs. I'd pretty much guarantee your problem will sdisappear then.

I always buy ones with Neutrik connectors and Van Damme cabling. Can't go wrong with this combo in my experience.

Something like this:

http://www.cableuniverse.co.uk/van-d...10-metres.html

[SirReal]

its not in a coffin



positive its not cables. once the sound in the left speakers drops, ill switch right to left and the problem moves to the right speaker.

That, to me Screams bad cable. Do what was suggested and or buy new ones. As for the audio dropping out with no discernable pattern, that's indicative of a shorted cable.

[Tiefer]

That, to me Screams bad cable. Do what was suggested and or buy new ones. As for the audio dropping out with no discernable pattern, that's indicative of a shorted cable.

I think its the XLR port on my mixer... I have switched cables without solving the problem.