I love technology
I do love technology. If it weren't for technology, many of us wouldn't have the careers we have, or the ability to work from home from places like Fort Myers, FL!
However, I don't really like when I have technology snags. Last week I had a snag.
Had a popping/crackling sound... not constant... it would come and go, in my audio. All of the sudden, out of the blue.
I recently had my Symetrix overhauled, so it likely wasn't that. With the help of some other vo friends and their troubleshooting, we thought maybe it was my board. So I bought a new Mackie 802-VLZ3. Turns out it wasn't that... still had the problem.
So then I deduced that it must be the mic. I called Sennheiser, and I have to tell you, they are the NICEST, MOST PROFESSIONAL folks you'll ever deal with. I received personal service from a gentleman nameed David. I sent my mic back to Sennheiser, where they tried to replicate the problem. Unfortunately, they could not. However, to me the proof was that I borrowed another Sennheiser MKH416 (just like the mic I sent back) from Randy Thomas to use in the meantime, and I've not had a single issue. So it must be the mic!!! Right??!! We're mystified they couldn't replicate the issue.
However, they were so cool about it... that they are sending me a brand new mic to replace mine. How great is that?
Keeping fingers and toes crossed that all tech issues have been solved.
However, I don't really like when I have technology snags. Last week I had a snag.
Had a popping/crackling sound... not constant... it would come and go, in my audio. All of the sudden, out of the blue.
I recently had my Symetrix overhauled, so it likely wasn't that. With the help of some other vo friends and their troubleshooting, we thought maybe it was my board. So I bought a new Mackie 802-VLZ3. Turns out it wasn't that... still had the problem.
So then I deduced that it must be the mic. I called Sennheiser, and I have to tell you, they are the NICEST, MOST PROFESSIONAL folks you'll ever deal with. I received personal service from a gentleman nameed David. I sent my mic back to Sennheiser, where they tried to replicate the problem. Unfortunately, they could not. However, to me the proof was that I borrowed another Sennheiser MKH416 (just like the mic I sent back) from Randy Thomas to use in the meantime, and I've not had a single issue. So it must be the mic!!! Right??!! We're mystified they couldn't replicate the issue.
However, they were so cool about it... that they are sending me a brand new mic to replace mine. How great is that?
Keeping fingers and toes crossed that all tech issues have been solved.





Good to know.
My setup has been clicking a bit. I started with cabling, but maybe I should check out the 416...
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Glad to be of assistance!!!
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