Apologies if this has already been covered, but does anyone know if the Behringer DD600 Digital Delay pedal is still available?

It's listed on the Behringer website as a current product (no image though) but despite being able to source all the other stomp boxes, the DD600 (or any other Behringer Digital Delay) is nowhere to be found as a new (current) product being sold by an online retailer (other than eBay of course).

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Hello, My church has a Behringer X 32 mixer going to an S-32. We have been using the aux channels for inputs from a mobile device, CD player, and audio from video. A couple of weeks, the sound coming from the Aux channels has been very distorted. Most of the mid-range and vocal audio is absent or sounds far away. As a test, I connected my phone to an XLR channel on the S 32. After making this connection the audio coming from my mobile device sounded great. Therefore, I believe there is something wrong with the Aux channels. If anyone has a suggestionOr advice and remedying this issue please let me know. Thank you very much.

Hello. I have a rather interesting problem/discovery. There is 1 microphone and 6 line in jacks coming to my XR18. The MIC sounds always the same. But other inputs constantly change level. When I talk loud, the music gets quieter by itself. And when there is no talk, it suddenly becomes much louder. Automixing feature is not enabled. Compressor and other effects are not applied. The idea was to create several snapshots for each scenario. But I still have to always change the volume on line in channels, as they go up and down. Is this how mixing should work? Am I mishearing it? Or am I loosing it?

I have the routing menu showing on the Wing main screen.

If I change, on the secondary panel (near the small screen), the type of the channel from mono to stereo or vice versa, the channel is not updated on the main routing screen.

This option that allows you to change the type of the channel so easily without leaving the routing screen, is very useful, but if the routing screen is not refreshed it is very confusing.

Hope this can be fixed.

Hey guys, I'm going to be doing some troubleshooting to figure out what is going on but I figured maybe you guys would have some thoughts. I'm getting an occasional beep coming through the signal chain I have shown below. I do know that the beep goes away when I just have the DL 32 and the wing in the system without the x32 or wave server.

4 wireless mics --> DL 32 (AES A) --> (AES A) Wing (AES B) --> (AES A) X32 (x-wsg card) --> Ethernet switcher --> Waves server --> Ethernet switcher --> (x-wsg card) X32 (AES A) --> (AES B) Wing (AES A) --> (AES A) DL 32 --> mains

 

I'm pretty sure I can rule out anything to do with the mic and receivers, as well as the connection to the mains since the beeping does not exist on these mic channels when we were just using the Wing and DL 32. 

I should also note that the beeping not only comes through the outputs I have routed on the DL32, but also through outputs 15 and 16 on the back of the x32.

 

Any thoughts on what this could be?