Common JBL 305p MKII Studio Monitor Problems and how to fix them

[@PrudenceBernadette]

OMGGGG Congrats on hitting 1K! xx

[@GarrettMusic1]

Thanks so much Prue! xx

[@desuu0ka]

I saw you have your input sensitivity set to -10dBv. That is only for consumer grade. Since you are running your audio through an interface, you should set it to +4dBu. Dope video.

[@GarrettMusic1]

Thanks a lot for the tip! Cheers

[@GarrettMusic1]

@Infinite Revery there we go! Cheers

[@desuu0ka]

@Infinite Revery the difference is the input sensitivity. -10dBv is more sensitive and best suited to lower output voltage devices, such as laptops or phones. Secondly -10dBv is for unbalanced inputs such as RCA cables. +4dBu is for balanced inputs such as XLR. For Pro audio gear like an interface one should use + 4dBu since it has balanced outputs and higher output voltage. Running an interface signal into -10dBv sensitvity is non optimal gain staging. So it depends on your output device. Since it was an interface in this video that was being used, the input senitivity should be set to +4dBu. If the monitor is too loud one should decrease the volume on the speakers.

[@josealfredfernandes]

@@GarrettMusic1 Hey. How much dB SPL do they hit in real life? 100hz crossover. I seek to build a 9.1.6 home theatre out of this studio monitor.

[@popla2151]

@@desuu0ka what if my -10db setup is much louder than +4db? i use behringer uphoria umc22 interface

[@johncrockenberg7714]

What input sensitivity do you select for your focusrite ? What are the differences ? Manual talks about +4dBu for pro audio equipment vs consumer such as iPhones. When I connect to +4 dBu it is a low volume. The trouble shooting section says to select -10dBv. Is focusrite considered professional equipment? Manual says factory setting is -10dBv which should be good for many applications. You didn’t cover this can you please provide some guidance? Thanks so much all other info was very helpful

[@sandpeople805]

You’re the man dude! Thank for the help

[@GarrettMusic1]

always happy to help, let me know if you have any questions

[@troeteimarsch]

No offense but: 1) being so close to the wall you might want to use the low frequency trims. I got mine on stands, behind my desk, 40 cm away from the walls and still need to attenuate LF by 2db (mk1 series). I measured that with pink noise and with that setting the bass responses correctly 2) taking out the boomyness with that boundary eq makes the highs become more present and believe it or not they are prefectly flat out of the box - no trimming needed. 3) you are using balanced signals from an audio interface -> u need to switch to +4dBu or the signal will distort give it a try, u'll see ;) also the KRK smartphone app could come in handy for you

[@robertdamron898]

Thank you 🙏 Soooo Much. I am Driving Myself Craziest over putting my home Studio Together. This really Helped. Nice and to the point information. 👌. 👍

[@GarrettMusic1]

You're very welcome!

[@johncrockenberg7714]

Great tutorial thank you. I have an SSL 2+ could you tell what input sensitivity should be?

[@jayp.2313]

Very thorough video Well Done . Thanks for the help.

[@GarrettMusic1]

Thank you

[@rajeshsaxena3956]

A very very useful video which is to the point and specific about the problem and its solution. Keep it up, dear.

[@MrRandomposter]

Great Review. Like you going through the setting on the back.

[@GarrettMusic1]

Happy to help

[@ChristopheCaqueret]

Very Nice Upload !!

[@GarrettMusic1]

Thank you!

[@Mayakari]

Hi, Garrett! Could you give me a piece of advice, please? Just bought this speaker (I can only afford one right now). And the sound comes out all distorted and super quiet. I connect it to Steinberg ur22 mkii, using xlr-jack cable, I tried all the possibilities in terms of settings and it wouldn’t work. My socket is 220v but so is everyone’s in Russia and folk do use this speaker here. What can it be? Should I try connecting jbl to the audio card through some kind of adapter? Sorry for a long message. Thnx for the video!🙌🏻

[@LAVIKOKA]

Excellent video..thanks

[@GarrettMusic1]

Thank you! Glad I can help

[@EJR20]

I have these monitors and first, the noise coming out is not static, at least for me, it’s a hum and a hiss. And it is apparent when the volume knob is at the 1 position. Note: the volume knob does not control how loud the hiss is, it remains at the same loudness when it’s on 10 as when it’s on 1. 2nd, the noise is generated without any inputs plugged in, just the power cord. Did some research, people found out that it’s the speaker amp causing the noise. Not ground issues that could be solved by pulling out the ground prong. It’s annoying

[@GarrettMusic1]

Oh really! Sorry to hear about your experience sir

[@EJR20]

@@GarrettMusic1 thank you good sir. Wanted to get Kali Lp-6 but watched a review that said they have almost the same amount of hiss. If JBL won’t send a quiet pair as yours might have to go higher in price.

[@GarrettMusic1]

@@EJR20 well, if you can afford a pair of Adam's they'd be great for you sir

[@AndrewPearsonFashion]

@@EJR20 I just got some presonus E5s and they have the same hissing problem. I think it's a problem across all monitor speakers and some people just can't hear it?

[@EJR20]

@@AndrewPearsonFashion I know right, idk if they’re defective, it’s the speaker amp

[@justintrue6251]

Great video, thanks! Another thing to mention is using a power conditioner like Furman or similar to avoid noise. Something else I do is clip on ferrite beads to the power cable coming from the monitors as well as my mac pro 5,1 audio interface etc. These are cheap and suppress rfi and have used them with great success over the years even in times when I did not have any power conditioner. Thanks for the video, trading for a pair of these tomorrow. Cant wait!

[@ferruizmusico8126]

Hi! Thanks for your video! I have just bought the same ones. They sound great, but have a lot of hiss noise, without even plugging in anything. Simply by plugging it into the power. Do you have a similar problem? can you do something? greetings and thanks!

[@danailstamatov9123]

Amazing video 10/10

[@GarrettMusic1]

Wow! First time I have gotten a 10/10 Means a lot

[@pobaribacle4367]

Wow, have had mine for 2 years and always assumed to turn the speakers on first as that's what the included instructions said to do (I now realize obviously they meant first time only). Never thought much of the popping but now I've got a constant buzz on top of sound, replaced cables and all. Hope I didn't mess em up :( Great video!

[@GarrettMusic1]

I always turn the speakers off before turning on my audio interface to stop popping. Thanks 😀

[@synthoelectro]

I have to slap my left JBL monitor each single day to get the highs to work. It was a flaw from the start years ago when I bought them. Love them though, done lots of music for clients and my own since 2013.

[@prisonpapers765]

great info! been tuning in and learning a lot...I was a little afraid to turn them on with all the different settings and such lol .also had to attach my little Yamaha mixer(MG 10 XU). to my sound card the scarlet 2i2 3rd gen .But now im on the right track thank you so much! Harlem N.Y.C

[@jesseelliott305]

Thank you so much, months of frustration solved in minutes lol

[@GarrettMusic1]

always happy to help

[@BraveHeartOriginals]

I just bought jbl mkll 305p 3 generation. Im little confused i think my left side monitor produces less audio signal and right side produces loud but i set the volume nobe on same amount please help me how can i check that both monitors are good or there something wrong

[@sebastianps7095]

any solution?

[@BraveHeartOriginals]

@sebastianps7095 After 49 emails 📧 and one-time repair from the jbl service center, my monitors are in the same condition 😢 company don't want to replace the monitors and don't want to refund me. They sold me faulty monitors @jblaudio @jblindia

[@seppomuppit]

Regarding static, if you're getting interference it may be because they are getting that from power cables. Try to move them away from a lot of cords as much as you can, or just move them around a bit.

[@waynewilson8879]

Agreed, I have good balanced cables and the volumes set to max. No noise when switching all on (via two power switches). The speakers take a few seconds to be ready when switched on, therefore any pops would have already had its window.

[@htd000]

Thanks for the video. I'm still trying to figure out why mine don't seem to be very loud. Any suggestions to look at? using an Onyx 1.2

[@tichouls5176]

Thanks man, great video. I just got mine today and they have a quite loud hissing noise ever since I turn them on (I can hear it from 3 meters away). Even when I unplug to cable that is connected to my audio interface, they still make this windy-white-noisy kind of sound. Have you experienced that with yours ? If so, how did you fix them ?

[@GarrettMusic1]

Hey man, I havent had this problem. Maybe check the sensitivity on the back of your monitors

[@EJR20]

@@GarrettMusic1 you haven’t had the hiss issue, so that means some of these monitors are defective. Input sensitivity is what it says it is, “input” sensitivity but like Thibaut here, they don’t have to have any inputs connected. I wanna address this with JBL cuz I cannot sit any further away from them, I tested from where I start to hear it and it like 10ft - 11ft in a dead silent room, and that’s a bit over half of my room.

[@GarrettMusic1]

@@EJR20 I havent to be honest, my speakers have been amazing. I do keep the gain low at all times though

[@AlexEllis]

@@EJR20 I bought some and am having exactly the same issues, even with audio disconnected and the volume set close to minimum.

[@EJR20]

@@AlexEllis tell me about it! I called jbl & they told me to take them to this shop called Wizard Electronics, I think they’re affiliates or something but they’ll take a look at them and see what’s going on, tho they did say “that’s how they are with the noise”

[@DavidEHarrisMusic]

Someone may or may not have mentioned this but you need to use a separate power strip for the speakers. If you have them plugged into same power strip as computer and other equipment they can pick up some noise.

[@vencasuamente]

Mine is distorting sound so much just bought it... How can i make them sound better? I am using unbalaced cable

[@JphreshOfficial]

The louder I turn them up the bass sounds hollow and echoey. any Tips? Thanks !

[@jeffpino8266]

Is it possible to use just one of these speakers or do I need a pair? Trying to hook it up to my audio-technia turntable

[@chrisgidley8946]

Nice one pal I have just got a pair of these for home djing after seeing all the reviews etc. Iv not got round to setting my DJ controller up to them just yet but on unboxing them plugged my phone straight in xlr input and linked the speakers threw the jacks but for some reason the volume don’t seem loud enough when both speakers are actually turned up to full volume. Any idea why? Thanks in advance

[@GarrettMusic1]

Have you turned the volume knob on the speakers on the back all the way up?

[@Zzzerof0xxX]

Hello! I have these exact speakers and I am noticing that one of them seems to have less "oomph" to it, both are configured the same on the back... Is this normal or one of them may have a problem?

[@SidequestGameStuff]

Can you plug a mic directly into the speaker or do you have to go through an interface or PA?

[@GarrettMusic1]

I would recommend an interface, you can do a direct input to something like a shure sm58, a dynamic mic, but not for condenser microphones

[@SidequestGameStuff]

I used an SM58 and it wasn't working. I wondered if I was doing something wrong, or if I needed a mic with it's own power source since this speaker doesn't have phantom power.

[@martinaddison4880]

@@SidequestGameStuff SM58 is dynamic. Dynamic mics do not need phantom only condenser mics. But the mic, any mic needs a pre-amp which is what a mixer provides. The JBLs do not have a pre-amp section.

[@freakbeatz6143]

Dope tutorial,🔥🔥🔥

[@GarrettMusic1]

Cheers fam

[@marianoarribasdelgado4303]

Hello Garret one of my JBL 305 don.t take on the led don´t iluminate ?what is the posible trouble? thank you very much and greeting fronm Speian

[@thefalselemon579]

Is it possible to set two of these up so that they can ocillate between left and right?

[@daandegroot4928]

are they good monitors for just listening to music as you do on a bluetooth speaker? I don't want to use them just for producing music.

[@GarrettMusic1]

These are good, the most popular speakers are KRK Rokits, Yamaha HS8's but also look at logitech speakers as I used to have some and they were great and affordable

[@GeorgeRapture]

305s are great for just listening to music. Ive got same situation.

[@CarlosJimenez-bw4lw]

Hello! Does it work for turntable model denon dp-400?

[@GarrettMusic1]

Yes, you will need a quarter inch jack to dual RCA cable to connect it together

[@gautammahanta9220]

Best studio monitor ever jbl is international brand

[@17silence]

Thank you for the informative video. What is the sensibility option in the back for? Thank you.

[@GarrettMusic1]

Thanks! I love helping people The sensitivity option is in correlation to the volume of the speakers I'm guessing, I'll look more into it

[@17silence]

@@GarrettMusic1 Thank you very much!

[@GarrettMusic1]

@@17silence anytime

[@Ingridamoramor]

Thank you!

[@techworld9675]

Can you please guide which one to purchase . JBL 305P mkii or JBL 306P mkii ?? I am Confused ,,as not much price difference between them

[@GarrettMusic1]

there's just a size difference, the 306 are bigger versions of the 305, I found the 305 to be the perfect size

[@danielshoop5]

Connecting to My ddj400 dj decks but volume produced from speakers is SO low. Cant figure out a fix. Any suggestions? Thanks!

[@furtakdominik5508]

Better than Yamaha hs5 or Adam audio t5v?

[@GarrettMusic1]

These are a cheaper alternative

[@kevindt1350]

The only problem i had with these monitor, is when they go in standby mode by putting a low volume in the audio card knob. Do you know how to fix this? Should i lower the volume knob from the back of these monitors, and rise the knob of the audio card?

[@GarrettMusic1]

Hi! I have my volume nobs half way around 6 and raise the volume on my audio interface. Hope that helps

[@kevindt1350]

@@GarrettMusic1 Ok thanks i'll try!

[@lockeyu5019]

thank you very much

[@GarrettMusic1]

you are very welcome

[@nikoleino1108]

I only have the lowest frequency 50hz windows 11 how can I make it lower ? or is it lowest it gets

[@milehighcitymusic]

where can i order a pair of those balanced cables for my jbl lsr305s? i cant find a pair of them anywhere. I am dealing with a small ground loop issue. I have 2 JBL lsr305 studio monitors hooked up to my focusrite Scarlett solo 2ns gen.

[@GarrettMusic1]

I'm not sure how to fix a ground looping issue, you might have to buy new power board for that issue. I'm just using some jack and xlr instrument cables and they work

[@milehighcitymusic]

@@GarrettMusic1 do you have a link or anything to the balanced cables you have plugged into the back of your JBL that go to your focusrite interface? I need some just like that

[@GarrettMusic1]

@@milehighcitymusic www.amazon.com.au/TISINO-Balanced-Signal-Interconnect-Quarter/dp/B07J5R8KMG/ref=sr_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=studio%2Bspeaker%2Bcables&qid=1628637985&sr=8-7&th=1

[@GarrettMusic1]

@@milehighcitymusic remember to order 2

[@milehighcitymusic]

@@GarrettMusic1 okay thank you I appreciate that!

[@Jeff_H_the_Guitarist]

Two different sets of JBLs I've had eventually start buzzing. I believe it's caused by capacitors gone bad. Anyone else? What's best course to fix?

[@draco147]

Mine made a hiss even when nothing was connected. The problem was my desktop's screen was making interference in the wall outlet it shared with my JBL. These speakers seem to be very sensitive to bad quality power supply. The solution was to plug it to another outlet. Not even a power regulator fixed it. I also got the hiss sound when I was using only one end of a Y-wire(TRS to 3.5mm).

[@sinclairkaxon2063]

Hey! Nice video! Recently im staring to hear some "distortion" in my jbl's right tweeter when i play high notes on mi piano vst, do you have any solution? (Sorry for my english, hope you understand) thanks!

[@GarrettMusic1]

it could be so sound you are playing, when it reaches past 0db the sound will distort

[@mbandzo9463]

i recently bought them, i will be playing sound for 30 mins and then the power light will go dim on BOTH monitors and no sound will continue playing. My audio interface will still be on and connected correctly but i have no clue what to do as they just keep doing this. Do you think its a malfunction or a fault with the actual speakers? Any chance you could help me?

[@GarrettMusic1]

oh damn, that sucks bro! I would be checking the power cable connection in the back

[@mbandzo9463]

@@GarrettMusic1 Yh man it really does... the cables are plugged in properly as well... probably going to contact JBL at this point, only had them a week

[@mbandzo9463]

And they are cracking really loud now

[@GarrettMusic1]

@@mbandzo9463 yeah that's not good, sorry you've had troubles

[@diegovalencia9443]

@@mbandzo9463 this is happening to me after like 20 sec the light flashes on and off and they start popping

[@mineterrible994]

hey, i have the same speakers and a monitor new cables everything etc... everything was going fine now theres a delay and it keeps cracking only when music comes out i dont know what to do, updated my mac and monitor i dont understand

[@GarrettMusic1]

Check the power source, if everythings connected correctly, check the speaker cones as well, try turning them on and off again I had a person message me with the same issue. Try contacting the manufacturer with your issue and see if they can help resolve your issue as well Sorry about the troubles with your monitors, hope they get fixed up soon

[@GarrettMusic1]

Also check the speaker sensitivities on the back of each monitor, make sure they match

[@christopherkeyz8780]

If you only bought one, is there a way to put left and right sounds into 1 speaker?

[@modvind]

You don't buy just one spaker, wtf?

[@draco147]

You can do it in the device that is playing the music. Just look Igor how to set the media player from stereo to mono.

[@Bigmarvosak]

Mines is making a noise like a life line noise like a very long beeeep how can I fix that or are they broke

[@Xle4ny]

What stands do you use for the jbl 305p mkii?

[@GarrettMusic1]

I'm just using some pads from Auralex

[@weishen160]

Unfortunately, I also have such equipment connected to the computer for several days, I have half the volume set in the back and you can still hear such a minimal hissing, when I take it to the max or almost to the max, it starts to hiss and crack when I move the mouse on the desktop, it it is simply drama, unfortunately I am forced to connect it to the TV and leave it and look for new speakers for the computer.

[@GarrettMusic1]

Yeah the static noise is always there, I notice it too sometimes. Not much we can do bro

[@TimeTraveler343]

I give up, i've spent a whole month trying to figure out on how to make my JBL 305 not do static/hissing/cracking/popping sound. I'm using a PC (with a Aorus 650b ax elite motherboard), two 305 JBL speakers, a TSR Cable, the Abignail dongle and the ifi Defender. Thanks to the ifi defender i was able to remove the insanely loud static noise, but the hissing sound is still there and when i listen to anything, the cracking and popping sound happens ever 2-3 seconds, it's impossible to use these speakers. I've turned then on after turning on my PC too, it's not working. I swear to god, i will get a panic attack from trying to solve this problem. I can't afford a audio interface right now and i doub that it'd fix the problem.

[@Henoxen]

6:14 No a guitar cable wouldn't work perfectly. you need a 6.3mm TRS balanced cable. the difference can be seen by having two rings or just one on the connectors

[@melangkoh4184]

this speakers have a penetrant noise emission out of the tweeter and it doesnt change a f.... if you have the volume output on level 10 or level 1. YOure also speaking in very unspecific terms when youre always mentioning "static" coming out of the speakers. People sometimes get a noise from different potentials on the ground-wires, very often for example when the monitors are connected to a PC per 3,5mm audio-jack. In this case turning down the volume on the speakers can actually reduce it, but when this is the case, the problem is so bad anyway that you have to find a more radical solution, for example using an optical output to your DAC or using a ground lift, or using balanced XLR. Because many use unbalanced RCA to 6,3mm adaptercables. But like i said, the "static" how you call it, on this speakers always includes a nasty noise coming out of the tweeter dome, its amplifier-related and it doesnt care a sh.. if the volume is on 10 or 1. So wheter its "this" or "that" static, your advise to turn down the volume on the back is nonsens. Pardon my french.

[@draco147]

Try connecting it to another wall outlet where no other appliance is connected. I had a hiss from the tweeter even when nothing was connected and turned out that it was caused by another device that shared the same outlet. You can even take it to another house and see if the hiss is still there.

[@bosslife_bangin]

I love mine 👌🏾

[@GarrettMusic1]

I'm glad!

[@kin4BNXO]

When I go to record Audio for music my speakers Top off on my vocals I tried everything to turning it down my Gain an so on help

[@ThomasTVP]

Generally, if you hook up your PC output to the monitors, I prefer using a balanced XLR plug into the speaker to avoid interferences.

[@weishen160]

I use this XLR plug and still hear minimal noise in both monitors :(

[@androidfun4248]

What should be input sensitivity and for what +4dbu. Or -10dbu

[@EJR20]

+4dbu if the inputs are coming from professional audio equipment (line level) i.e audio interfaces. & -10dbv not -10db”u” when direct inputs are consumer audio equipment, i.e a computer or a normal audio player.

[@jpregina2489]

Hey Garrett, I am having an issue with these speakers and I'm hoping you can help me resolve it. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the driver for my audio interface (mackie profx6v3) several times so I don't think this is the source of the problem. I have my interface selected as my playback device and I have the Mackie ASIO Driver selected for input/output in FL Studio. I also have selected the audio interface as the output target on the master channel in FL. If I route the audio to my headphones from my interface I get a signal and can hear the audio playing, however there is no signal on the main meters and no sound whatsoever when I try to route the audio to my main outs. I have balanced XLR male to female cables connected from my left and right main outs to my left and right studio monitors respectively. I have switched the input sensitivity to +4dBu since both my speakers and interface support it and my cables are balanced. Everything is brand new and I am running out of solutions to try. Please Help!

[@GarrettMusic1]

Hey! make sure the gain and faders are set appropriately. If you are sending out of the Main Out, make sure the channels you are using have the L-R switch engaged. Be sure the mute switches are not engaged on any channels that you are using. Also, if your mixer has Solo buttons, make sure none of those are engaged either. If you are trying to send signal through your auxes, make sure the aux send on each channel you are using is turned up as well as the master aux. Finally, make sure the Break switch is not engaged. This can be found near the master fader. The Break switch mutes all channels.

[@ezekielm9966]

My problem with them is one of the speakers randomly will be about 50% power vs the other speaker . I know there not broken cause they will work sometimes and sometimes randomly one of them will not

[@kumarrobin77]

What should be the input sensitivity..?

[@celebricats]

Why can't I hear a voice on my speaker? I am using a Windows PC, can hear your voice on my little Denon speaker but not on my JBL 305p MKII. Bought this for a quality sound, I'm not an audio producer. Quality is all over the place, for example a lot of Spotify sounds poor. Is that just because it's accurate? As a consumer, this is not meeting my needs. Just my experience.

[@diegovalencia9443]

Do you if u can help me with this I have 2 and one of them is good for about 20 sec then the light turns off and on the music stops and the speaker just pops again and again

[@DoppiaVoce]

Hi :) when I play guitar with a plug in for dist. sound with them only, no problem at all, if I play with a backing track from you tube, sometime they crack and clip, could you help me?

[@nandakishore1287]

How do you take them off stand-by mode ?

[@NinoSmoke787]

Can someone help me with not powering one of them

[@smckinnon]

Couldn't you simply leave the speakers and audio interface on at all times?

[@WordandVoid]

My JPL has a low volume with a wired mic

[@IamtheActionman]

Guitar cable?

[@GarrettMusic1]

yeah that's what they are called

[@IamtheActionman]

@@GarrettMusic1 There's a difference between a guitar cable(Shielded) and a speaker cable (Unshielded). Just sayin...

[@GarrettMusic1]

@@IamtheActionman please educate me

[@GarrettMusic1]

@@IamtheActionman im not going to claim i know all the answers sir

[@IamtheActionman]

@@GarrettMusic1 No harm intended Garrett. I learn something new every day. Don't mean to come off harsh. Thanks for sharing.

[@Blueguitar007]

A "guitar cable" is not to be used with speakers. You want TRS for 1/4 cable . A "guitar cable" has a super thin positive inside and cannot carry the signal properly.

[@PaperBoat.]

How can you control volume without connecting to an interface? When it's impossible to control the volume simultaneously without turn up/down the computer output volume...

[@GarrettMusic1]

On the back of the monitors there are volume nobs 😁

[@PaperBoat.]

@@GarrettMusic1 "There are" not there is... And it's really annoying when someone don't have an interface...

[@nino2910]

mine keeps cracking nothing worked. left came home and it started cracking

[@GarrettMusic1]

Oh no

[@mattlangfear8468]

Mine keep clipping very annoying

[@Linguae_Music]

Mine hiss but you can only barely hear it if you put your ear a few cms from the tweeter hehe Guess i got lucky xp

[@santifranckklolll7887]

my bbl beetwen 200 -300 hz makes a weird vibrating sound

[@BrewReview]

That’s likely the amplifier backplate exhibiting cabinet resonances. Mine did this for awhile before I upgraded. Find a frequency generator on the net and play a ~235hz tone while the monitor is cranked up a bit. If there’s some buzzing, you’ll be able to tell. Take off backplate, line with some thin foam or rubber material and reinstall, test again.

[@mastervz4806]

That’s actually a female xlr to a male trs cable. You can tell because the female ends gets the male inserted into their holes.

[@GarrettMusic1]

Thanks for letting me know

[@mastervz4806]

@@GarrettMusic1 I just received these new monitors and set them up yesterday. They aren’t very loud. I’m using the EVO 4. are you seeing the same?

[@kahlesjf]

Guitar cables are not balanced.

[@juanjmartinez8068]

Stereo 3.5mm TRS to Dual 1/4 "TS Cables are Balanced

[@modvind]

no

[@wilddestroyer8927]

Still no sound

[@michelletheobald5728]

Gottheimer voted 100% with Biden he is not bi partisan

[@winneryeahmate]

Lol who buys singular speakers!

[@GarrettMusic1]

You'd be surprised at how many people asked if they should buy these solo

[@SobaHoe]

I’m so confused. Im trying to mic and my speakers keep going “ ppptp” and then are silent. Can someone please explain my input/ output settings on my mixer? Struggling by for life here. I thought it was all right.