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Run the Call Setup Assistant. This tool is built right into Yahoo! Messenger. To run the Call Setup Assistant: Click the Messenger menu.Select Preferences.In the Preferences dialog box, click Calling & Devices.In the Calling & Devices dialog box, under the "Test Audio" heading, click Open the call setup assistant.Click Next to go to the "Microphone Setup" page.Choose the microphone you want to use from the pull-down menu, then speak into that microphone.Click Next to go to the "Speakers Setup" page.Choose the speakers you want to use from the drop-down menu, then adjust the volume with the slider on the page.Click Finish.In the Preferences dialog box, click Apply and then click OK. NOTE: Colored lights on the page indicate your microphone or speakers are working.
*Blown Speaker or, *Fried power amp output stage of woofer, since this speaker operates as a bi-amplified system it has separate amps for woofer/tweeter...
Make sure you are using BALANCED interconnection cables to the speakers, either XLR or TRS connections. ALSO make sure all interconnected equipment such as the speakers AND the mixer are powered from the SAME receptacle at the venue... yes you have to run extension cords... the pro's do it so they don't have hum and other noise and don't damage their equipment.
it should be if you hook something up to an input channel like w the band i was in i had to hook my turntables up to a microphone jack on an open channel . so yeah if u plug lets say a cd player plug the output of that into the input of the mackie and make sure you have your speakers in the output of mackie all set up and it should work no problem. We have the same mackie
thaqts a little vague, what equitment do you have to hook up to it, specifically. i need makes and model numbers for everything you plan to hook up, microphones, amplifiers, speakers, effects processors, compressors, corssovers or varieties of electronic and acoustic instruments.
wiothout specifics, all i can say is "plug mics into whatevver mic imputs, and keyboards into whatever input, and your amps/speakers to the main outputs"
you are asking for quite a lot, try to be more specific about your external equiptment, and try to narrow your question down a bit, and i will be happy to help you out.
Probably from Mackie customer service. My brother-in-law's cousin has the powered speaker system and I think they repair or advance replaced his for about $200.
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