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crankz1
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Hey ... what's up?
I don't get around HR as much as I used to. My bad.
I spend .... err, waste most all my time on the drum building forums anymore.
Anyhoo, I figure some of ya might get a kick out of my Behringer 2442 FX hack.
It all started out with an sm pro pr8 that went to sh!t on me.
The -v side of the power supply circuit had something seriously wrong happen. Blew up the filter cap. Maybe one of the rectifying diodes passed voltage the wrong way ???
I ain't smart enough for all that.
Anyway, I'm out 8 high quality .... pffft
.... pres!
Dagnamnit!
Alright this kinda blows but, I end up at a local GC and they have a used Xenyx 2442 FX for $150.
Sweet, more cheap gear.
I'd say the mixer was actually brand new but, got returned because the cheesy little effects board in it is hosed. The signal is clipping constantly through the fx unit. Even with no signal sent to it.
Big whoop .... 100 cheesy presets. Yeah, I'm gonna miss those.
The xenyx pres sound decent enough to me and the EQ circuit ain't to bad either.
One problem though, I had ADAT lightpipe from the pr8 to my MOTU 828mkII.
Be cool if the Behry had that. hmmm, I do still have the optional ADAT card.
I'll hack that sucka in there.
Except, the awesome behry power supply doesn't offer +5 / -5 that the card wants.
Ok well, guess I'll scrounge up parts, scour the internet for info, burn myself umpteen times with the soldering iron and build something resembling an adjustable dual voltage supply.
Cool! Now lets tap some outputs and mount the card.
I tapped the direct outs, for basically a post fader send to ADAT
Guess what hadn't occurred to me?
The ADAT card got fried as well in the catastrophic meltdown of the pr8!

OK, I didn't just do all that for nothing!
$100 later and a special order to the land down under .... I should have a new card here in another month if I'm lucky.
OK, hack more ....
Add selector switches and tap the inserts. This way the feed to ADAT can be either pre or post fader.
Still waitin' on the card ..... bet I can fit more stuff in there.
to be continued
I don't get around HR as much as I used to. My bad.

I spend .... err, waste most all my time on the drum building forums anymore.
Anyhoo, I figure some of ya might get a kick out of my Behringer 2442 FX hack.
It all started out with an sm pro pr8 that went to sh!t on me.


The -v side of the power supply circuit had something seriously wrong happen. Blew up the filter cap. Maybe one of the rectifying diodes passed voltage the wrong way ???

I ain't smart enough for all that.
Anyway, I'm out 8 high quality .... pffft

Dagnamnit!
Alright this kinda blows but, I end up at a local GC and they have a used Xenyx 2442 FX for $150.
Sweet, more cheap gear.


I'd say the mixer was actually brand new but, got returned because the cheesy little effects board in it is hosed. The signal is clipping constantly through the fx unit. Even with no signal sent to it.

Big whoop .... 100 cheesy presets. Yeah, I'm gonna miss those.
The xenyx pres sound decent enough to me and the EQ circuit ain't to bad either.
One problem though, I had ADAT lightpipe from the pr8 to my MOTU 828mkII.
Be cool if the Behry had that. hmmm, I do still have the optional ADAT card.

I'll hack that sucka in there.
Except, the awesome behry power supply doesn't offer +5 / -5 that the card wants.
Ok well, guess I'll scrounge up parts, scour the internet for info, burn myself umpteen times with the soldering iron and build something resembling an adjustable dual voltage supply.


Cool! Now lets tap some outputs and mount the card.
I tapped the direct outs, for basically a post fader send to ADAT


Guess what hadn't occurred to me?
The ADAT card got fried as well in the catastrophic meltdown of the pr8!


OK, I didn't just do all that for nothing!
$100 later and a special order to the land down under .... I should have a new card here in another month if I'm lucky.
OK, hack more ....
Add selector switches and tap the inserts. This way the feed to ADAT can be either pre or post fader.



Still waitin' on the card ..... bet I can fit more stuff in there.
to be continued