Is it possible to remove the Behringer logo plate? It's embarrasing.
1097981
Lol, actually when I received mines the logo came in black. If your gunna use it for studio purposes its a real good entry-level monitor to get. But the sticker looks removable.
1097982
On my speakers, it's a black background with metallic lettering. The writing on the actual speaker is also gray, not white. I thought they were going to look funny too (I received my speakers the first week of January), and contemplated even buying them. I'm glad I did though. I saved a little money, and so far have a solid product. You can remove them, yes. However, the speaker grate is indented for the logo, so it could make them look even worse. Not to mention you may leave glue residue behind. I'd say pick up the speakers if that is holding you back, they look a lot better then this picture shows. On my speakers, it's a black background with metallic lettering. The writing on the actual speaker is also gray, not white. I thought they were going to look funny too (I received my speakers the first week of January), and contemplated even buying them. I'm glad I did though. I saved a little money, and so far have a solid product. You can remove them, yes. However, the speaker grate is indented for the logo, so it could make them look even worse. Not to mention you may leave glue residue behind. I'd say pick up the speakers if that is holding you back, they look a lot better then this... » Read More On my speakers, it's a black background with metallic lettering. The writing on the actual speaker is also gray, not white. I thought they were going to look funny too (I received my speakers the first week of January), and contemplated even buying them. I'm glad I did though. I saved a little money, and so far have a solid product. You can remove them, yes. However, the speaker grate is indented for the logo, so it could make them look even worse. Not to mention you may leave glue residue behind. I'd say pick up the speakers if that is holding you back, they look a lot better then this picture shows. « Show Less
722045
You should contact Behringer Tech Support, maybe they can resolve your issues. It is clearly written on the manufactures box that houses the Xenyx 502, that it has Phantom Power. As I stated earlier, it does not directly impact my use of the mixer. I do understand your frustration with this problem.
1241437
Yes, they are removable, just two screws holding them in place. But removing the tabs also removes approx 2.5" of the front side panels, leaving the innards exposed at the front sides. It's easy to find a small metal plate at a hardware or electrical supply store to cover that gap. Or, for a perfect fit, you could instead remove the rack mount pieces, put them in a bench vice, cut or torch the tabs off of them, and screw the remainders (the side-panel-bits) back onto the component. Voila, no tabs. I believe this advice applies to all Behringer units of this general slim, rackmount style from this era, e.g., 1124, 1024, etc. I believe many of these units use the same rackmounts.
62447
I had the same problem. There is a piece of orange / amber colored tape that covers the mic on the new board. Once you remove that, you should be good to go.
1697525
I don't understand?Do you want replace just the face plate?or replace the amp?
550004
come's with: http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/resource_library/product_images/aa841c7a6bf7d6da/med/at897_access_1_sq.jpgcomplete package
738804
No it can not be removed and i have been having problems connecting to the device.. Bluetooth volume is low an when directly attached it takes a few time to get it to play. When it does play it sounds great
1915468
i am certainly no expert; but if i can do; anyone can. remove from back of sony; and boom; there you go. if you are having a real problem; then i would suggest stopping in any Radio Shack, Best Buy, etc., all of those people are always eager to help..........
1957958
Not without adapting the mounts, the width of the Behringer is smaller than the mounting rails.
1630724
One way I can think of is to unscrew the case find the speaker and cut one of the two wires coming out of the speaker. Unless the speaker is soldered onto the board itself this should be fairly simple. I would do it in such way that it can be soldered back if necessary. I haven't tried this.
2259724
So far I have just used scissors to cut the hairs/threads and pull the globs off the brush but it looks like you can just unscrew the 6 screws on the bottom and take the plate off and pull the brush out to clean it better. Good luck.
242500
It is removable. It should easily pull off for you. Start by gently pulling off the outside edges and then the center; it should disconnect easily. After which, you can replace it with the faceplate from your optical drive, making for a seamless and perfect fit so that no one can tell you've actually made the modification. Good luck!
90226
http://www.behringer.com/assets/PMP530M_P0AAA_QSG_WW.pdfhttp://www.behringer.com/assets/PMP530M_WebBrochure.pdf
1833057
I have taken it all apart. That is the only way I could get it clean. I am a bit disappointed with the mixer as a whole. I hope you enjoy yours!
1639130
You are correct, If you want it off, You have to either unplug it at the Microphone, orat the other end. OR you can just turn it way down at your Mixer or Amplifier.
1515509
http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=behringer+b+controller+logic+pro+x+youtube&FORM=VIRE2#view=detail&mid=1C215F8F0CF9A112F7CE1C215F8F0CF9A112F7CE check out this link if that doesnt work email me @ merdatboy at gmail dot com
203308
The manufacturers warranty should have been in the box when you received the mixer.........We purchased the additional warranty offered from "Square Trade" that covers it for 2 years no matter what happens to it.I believe you have a manufacturers defect, contact Amazon or Behringer themselves. Sorry to hear you have a problem, ours is working great, good luck.