FAQs

Discover Eighteen Sound technologies for distortion control and improved transient response: SDR, DDR, AIC, ACS, TPM, and proprietary phase plug 3P.

Explore the advanced motor and voice coil technologies from Eighteen Sound: ISV, TTC, Dual Gap (DG), and EWAL, improving linearity, cooling, and power handling.

The Behringer HD400 is a 2-channel Hum Destroyer designed to eliminate ground hum and unwanted noise from audio signals. While it performs very effectively, in certain cases related to specific equipment or the venue’s electrical system, users may still encounter residual noise. This article will help you understand how to install, connect, and troubleshoot the HD400 for optimal performance.

The Behringer XM8500 is a professional dynamic microphone, designed to deliver consistent and reliable performance. However, during use, some users may experience poor sound quality, excessive background noise, or weak signal output. In most cases, these issues are not caused by product defects but rather by improper connection or incorrect setup.

Learn how to integrate the DP48 personal monitoring system with Midas Pro Series consoles running at a 96kHz sample rate. This guide explains the solution using the Klark Teknik DN9652/DN9650 converters and important notes regarding channel name and color settings.

Go XLR is a digital audio mixing device widely trusted by streamers, podcasters, and gamers. However, during use, many encounter unstable or intermittent USB connection issues that affect performance. This article will help you identify the causes and provide effective troubleshooting solutions.

Learn the meaning of the LED indicators on the DM8000 digital signal processor to identify real-time operating status. This article provides detailed guidance on how to troubleshoot when LEDs turn red (IO, COM, Status errors), helping you maintain stable performance for professional audio systems.

Is your computer not detecting the DN32-USB card? This article outlines 5 common causes and detailed troubleshooting steps-from updating the DN32-USB driver and checking the mixer’s clock settings to addressing hardware and connection issues-helping your Midas/Behringer recording system run smoothly.

The EW-DX SK has a setting range of off to 120Hz. The EW-DX SKM has a setting range of 60Hz to 120Hz. The reason the SKM does not go below 60Hz is due to control any handling noise that may become audible for going below 60Hz.

The EW-D features Auto Scan functionality to streamline set up and optimize functionality with added Smart Assist App control.