Behringer PA head fixer...

Rich · Post by **Rich** » Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:03 pm

Know anywhere or any that can fix'em??? It has speakon connections and one of them are bad/shorted out.... something. Had a friend of mine who works on electronics look at it but he can't seem to get to it.... Something about, "Them damn Germans" ???? Whatever that means...

slackin@dabass · Post by **slackin@dabass** » Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:09 pm

Rich wrote:"Them damn Germans" ???? Whatever that means...

it means it's probably copied from another brand, lol. no seriously, how old is the amp?

not that i can help, i'm just curious

lonewolf · Post by **lonewolf** » Wed Jan 28, 2009 8:22 pm

Rich wrote:Know anywhere or any that can fix'em??? It has speakon connections and one of them are bad/shorted out.... something. Had a friend of mine who works on electronics look at it but he can't seem to get to it.... Something about, "Them damn Germans" ???? Whatever that means...

That usually means unscrewing about 84 machine screws to get it disassembled to the point of repair. I recommend buying 84 matching lockwashers for re-assembly. Behringer stuff usually lasts longer after adding lockwashers (seriously). Chances are, your problem started with a loose screw.

Ken Oyler at Ford Music in Altoona can fix just about anything.

songsmith · Post by **songsmith** » Wed Jan 28, 2009 8:40 pm

Few people are crazy enough to tackle repairing anything Behringer, and those that do have the patience of saints. They follow the modern electronics engineering model: make it cheap then throw it away. Pity, they occasionally do make some decent gear.------->JMS

Rich · Post by **Rich** » Fri Jan 30, 2009 1:53 pm

"Slackin"... It's a few years old... Never had a problem with it. Just fired it up one day and it was dead on the one side.

"Songsmith"... Thanks for the advise.

Thanks for taking an interest......

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