CQEDJs

Yes, tested tonight at home, not at a show. My next gig is on Sunday so I will have more real world experience then, but I did unplug and plug in the power cord a bunch of times just now and it was fine. Ill see how it goes over the next few weeks and report back...but I did at least want to mention it being that it was brand new and happened within the first 2 hours at my gig this past weekend. Stay tuned! Thanks again for the quick response.

I will try tonight, but just nervous that it will happen again. I did unplug it (both from receiver and outlet end) a bunch of times and didn't get a response. It took me a while before it finally turned back on.

So I posted in another thread about a new mic and if it's comparable with my setup. I literally just got the mic on Friday and used it yesterday for the first time. So far ok with the sound however out of nowhere the receiver just died, shut off completely. Turned it on and off, nothing. I unplugged it a few times and nothing happened. It took me about 10 minutes to finally get it back on and it worked fine the rest of the night. Should I send it back in? It's 2 days old! Please let me know what I should do

Thank you for the response. I wish I had more experience in this area to be able to tell if it would be compatible. That's why I posted here. Many users were saying that the impedance from the Pioneer unit has to "match" the output impedance of the mic unit. All those specs are pretty much gibberish to me and wouldn't know which matches well with the other. Mic should be delivering in the next few days, I will report back when I test. Thanks!

Hi, I recently purchased (has not even been delivered yet) new Line 6 XD V75 wireless handheld mic based on a great recommendation from a friend. I am a mobile DJ using a Pioneer DDJ SX. Not sure if anyone is familiar with that controller, but many users have been having issues with microphone distortion due to the type of preamp installed inside the unit. Being that I haven't even gotten my mic yet (and the place I bought it from does not accept returns on microphones). I want to make sure that the specs of this mic match up well with the specs of my controller. Many people say that the Ohm ratings need to match. I am a novice when it comes to this topic so I figured posting the specs on here and letting the pro's let me know if it's a good match or not. These are the Microphone output specs from the DDJ SX-DJ controller (Copied from their documents) MIC.................................................................................... –52 dBu/10 kW Can one of the experts chime in and let me know if this is a good match? If not, why not and what could I do? Thanks Gianni