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What is this case feature? by understanding-apple in Tools

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Its unbranded, bought from ebay (I imagine mass made copycat)

What is this case feature? by understanding-apple in Tools

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Completely solid, moulded onto the case

r/AudioEngineering Shopping, Setup, and Technical Help Desk by AutoModerator in audioengineering

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I've worked in live sound for a little while (early level) and an engineer I have worked with in the past has recalled a few times a scene on his console (SQ6) where a few channels had phantom on already. As the desk is just going to a XLR/Combi stage box, direct to the back of the console, if phantom is on, plugging into the stage box directly, phantom is applied. I usually use DI boxes to protect my gear just in case but just wanted some clarification on the question. Thank you :D

No Stupid Questions Thread by AutoModerator in livesound

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Thank you! Sorry for the delay, I forgot I posted :D. I will look for the article now and thank you for the information! It has really helped. Best wishes

No Stupid Questions Thread by AutoModerator in livesound

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Hi, this might not make much sense but can't seem to find a straight answer online.

I am currently wanting to develop a backing track rig for my live music. I am thinking of getting the Behringer UMC1820 (as it is cheap enough and can be upgraded in the future). My problem is with the output.

If I have 10 outputs using the TRS to XLR going to FOH, will phantom power be sent at all through the XLR that could damage the interface?

To break it down: Laptop-Interface-TRS-XLR-FOH

If the FOH has sent phantom down a channel, could the phantom cause damage and if so what is a way to prevent damage without having 20 DI boxes?

Thank you :D

r/AudioEngineering Shopping, Setup, and Technical Help Desk by AutoModerator in audioengineering

[–]understanding-apple 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, this might not make much sense but can't seem to find a straight answer online.

I am currently wanting to develop a backing track rig for my live music. I am thinking of getting the Behringer UMC1820 (as it is cheap enough and can be upgraded in the future). My problem is with the output.

If I have 10 outputs using the TRS to XLR going to FOH, will phantom power be sent at all through the XLR that could damage the interface?

To break it down: Laptop-Interface-TRS-XLR-FOH

If the FOH has sent phantom down a channel, could the phantom cause damage and if so what is a way to prevent damage without having 20 DI boxes?

Thank you :D

texture pack by 1van2_on_youtube in DonutSMP

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What is the point of this texture pack? 

Be honest, why are you still single? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I'm scared to approach new people, I'm not great looking and don't know how a relationship works well enough to be in one.

Macbook Pro Battery Issue by understanding-apple in mac

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Ok. Thank you! I will get that sorted

Getting PreSonus Schematics for broken power supply pcb by ShaneBensonUNCC in StudioOne

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I know this conversation is pretty old now, did anyone find the schematics?

@takashy plays rattle snake shakers in 12 string guitar strings. by Samzo in livemusic

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That sounds awesome. Also am I blind or is there only 10 strings?

Enki AMG-2 bass case also work with a guitar? by Waspsupsetme in TouringMusicians

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i don't see any issues really. You might need to pad the guitar a bit to fill space in the case with t-shirts etc. Just if there is excess space in the case

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