VOX not working properly: Could anyone help we with this?
1549940
It's because the sound of the switch is over 65 dB because it is right next to the mic. Try sliding the switch very gently, that works for me.
1574077
A couple of things you might try is changing the batteries in a couple different mics where they start to break up, you might have to go through all four to determine if one is bad or bad reception. Good luck.
1376279
I have never heard of this problem. Have you accidentally changed the volume settings for an individual source? If you have verified it's not a setting issue, I'd suggest contacting Alpine. Their tech support is very good.
1017197
Maybe try turning the volume up, besides that it's probably broken, I habnt had any problems tho, just lots of good times
1000010
It sounds as though you have a problem with speaker settings. Not enough power is being sent to the front Left and front Right speakers through the surround sound mode. As the other person already stated may only be done by remote or with the set up mic.
776458
Try to set mic all levels at 50% and keep the microphone away from speakers. Hope it will solve your problem.
1822106
We had the same issue, and I'm pretty sure we didn't have it on VOX. We never keep it on VOX. From what I remember, we turned off and unplugged everything and re-paired the camera(s) to reset it. We may have had to do that a couple times (I don't remember exactly), but it did eventually stop. I think we even had 2 cameras at the time, and it only blinked out on one of them?
566048
Hi Peter, you shouldn't have a problem getting that sound. The Vox comes with three tape echo settings, two of which would give you that 'classic' sound. However, the Strymon would be the alternative for you if you need to dial in specific parameters. Here's a video showing you the difference: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpXqGvFLnUM
1338378
Try changing the frequency - there are 3 settings on each mic pack and receiver. Mine does that when the frequencies don't match. Also happens when the battery gets low.
1596300
Your source is doing that. Try plugging it in a different device. Hiss gone, guaranteed. (Late answer, but might help future inquirers).
1688765
I wish I could help. Unfortunately, I never had much for problems with my mic. What type of program(s) are you using that's picking up the noise? And what's your operating system? I've used mine with things like Skype and Bandicam and it works fine (both on Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 8.1). I did notice I tried it with Steam before and it was picking up noise from my headphones, so not sure if that's related (but Steam seems to do this a bit with other people and their hardware as well).
2059188
I wish I could help you. I'm using it for voice over one end is connected to the computer, the other side is connected to my mic.
1601098
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554234
I just bought it & have Windows 7. It works fine except it has a hum that I can't get rid of. I've played with the gain button & the mic volume, but it's still there. Any suggestions?
224241
I'm not sure about that. I couldn't find a setting for that, just make sure the "Loop Recording" is not set to "Off". Other than that I don't know what the issue might be, sorry.
1330983
I had the same result. I resorted to using the boom mic that was shipped with it. I don't know who's problem it is but I would assume it's Microsoft's since I have other issues that require constant rebooting.
1473171
Check the volume of speaker. Make sure you plug in both the USb and the microphone into the computer. If problem still persist, call customer service.