Back around Thanksgiving I helped our church identify and install a new video streaming setup... and became the de-facto operator of the system. Part of this also apparently included taking over the sound system as well.
It's actually quite a nice setup, the main board is a Mackie DL1608 that we can control either by computer and there are a number of wireless and wired microphones. It's with the latter that I've found a problem.
While remoted into the system I discovered that 4 of the longest wire-runs are somehow picking up a local radio station. I am able to mute them as they aren't currently used but need to figure out a way to get them back in service. The runs are roughly 90 - 100 feet each and I don't know what kind of wiring was used for them.
Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas on filtering out the signal?
Hatton wrote to All <=-
Back around Thanksgiving I helped our church identify and install a new video streaming setup... and became the de-facto operator of the
system. Part of this also apparently included taking over the sound system as well.
It's actually quite a nice setup, the main board is a Mackie DL1608
that we can control either by computer and there are a number of
wireless and wired microphones. It's with the latter that I've found a problem.
While remoted into the system I discovered that 4 of the longest
wire-runs are somehow picking up a local radio station. I am able to
mute them as they aren't currently used but need to figure out a way to get them back in service. The runs are roughly 90 - 100 feet each and I don't know what kind of wiring was used for them.
Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas on filtering out the signal?
Hatton> Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas on filtering out the signal?
HATTON wrote to RAMPAGE <=-
Hatton> Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas on filtering out the signal?
Thanks for all the responses!
DM / Rampage: I know the runs are XLR cables but am unsure beyond that; I'll have to do some more research. Definitely worth digging up a
floor plate and pulling the plug off the board to check.
Jimmy: I believe I have a pack of ferrites laying around, I'll see
bring those when I take the screwdriver!
Hatton> Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas on filtering out
the signal?
DM / Rampage: I know the runs are XLR cables but am unsure beyond
that; I'll have to do some more research. Definitely worth digging
up a floor plate and pulling the plug off the board to check.
Let us know how it goes! Now we're all invested. :-)
Back around Thanksgiving I helped our church identify and install a new video streaming setup... and became the de-facto operator of the system. Part of this also apparently included taking over the sound system as well.
It's actually quite a nice setup, the main board is a Mackie DL1608 that we can control either by computer and there are a number of wireless and wired microphones. It's with the latter that I've found a problem.
While remoted into the system I discovered that 4 of the longest wire-runs are somehow picking up a local radio station. I am able to mute them as they aren't currently used but need to figure out a way to get them back in service. The runs are roughly 90 - 100 feet each and I don't know what kind of wiring was used for them.
Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas on filtering out the signal?
Thanks!
Hatton
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