posted 02 March 2007 15:03            

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I think I just fried my analogue outputs in the classic fashion - I was setting up for soundcheck at a club and the technician pressed the phantom power button - now I have Ouput 1 OK, output 3 OK, but the other two seem to have noise/DC shift.... and no signal

AAAAAAARRRGGGHHHHHHHHHH !!!!

luckily there was a digital DJ mixer around, so I can do the show, but I am not happy

Is there *anything* i can do to fix this?

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posted 02 March 2007 15:18            

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I know it's too late now but I STRONGLY suggest to everybody to
use XLR to TRS adapters as it is mentionned in the manual that fantom power can fry Capy...

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posted 02 March 2007 19:56            

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If you or a colleague are *expert* at soldering (i.e. several years of experience with surface mount parts), contact us and we can give you the part number of the chips you can replace. Otherwise, we can send an RMA by email and you can remove the audio I/O from the chassis and mail just that unit to the Capybara hospital for rehabilitation.

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posted 04 March 2007 07:00            

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Oh thats good news, that I have options.

I know a guy who services my mixer, he is a soldering expert. So maybe we can order the chips... SSC can you mail me with the details, where to order etc?

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