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    Posted: 18 October 2013 at 11:57pm
I have a Void Digidrive processing my foh. Last night in the first half of the concert I was doing output 1 stopped sending signal. I bypassed the LSM and plugged straight into the amp, running the PA's passive crossovers. At the break I went down to have a look and it was working perfectly. Anyone had a problem like this before? Is it time for a new LSM?
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Is it the Digidrive mk1?
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Mate in the sound game told me, if you can't afford decent LMS, get a Berry, nothing else.

After trying Mk1 Digidrive for first time ever, last week, I see his point.
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[QUOTE=levyte357-] Mate in the sound game told me, if you can't afford decent LMS, get a Berry, nothing else.

After trying Mk1 Digidrive for first time ever, last week, I see his point.
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Yep makes you wonder why the 50 or so SP members that use the dB-Mark of which a lot UPGRADED from the DCX are not constantly on the forum complaining how rubbish they are and bemoaning the fact that they did not spend another £2000 on a better jobby :)
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Originally posted by Tony Wilkes Tony Wilkes wrote:


Yep makes you wonder why the 50 or so SP members that use the dB-Mark of which a lot UPGRADED from the DCX are not constantly on the forum complaining how rubbish they are and bemoaning the fact that they did not spend another £2000 on a better jobby :)


No offence intended there Tony, and didn't say I fully agreed with my mate's philospohy, as I haven't tried all the sub £500 units that he has.

However in the case of the Digidrive Mk1, I was much better off with a DCX.

However seems there are many "turds" in the upto £350 bracket, with DCX being one of the safer gambles.


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or how they can't fry their breakfast with it LOL.  Got to love sweeping statements.
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Originally posted by burningbush burningbush wrote:

or how they can't fry their breakfast with it LOL.  Got to love sweeping statements.


I've had DCXs for 6x years on and off, always bought unit in decent condition, and not once, ever, had frying eggs "syndrome". Embarrassed
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Ray, as far as I can remember that Void model was actually a Digisynthetic unit,,,,,,,, nuff said :)

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I dont really know if the particular void digidrive is the same series as xilica xp4080 which i use with my system,but xilica is far superior from berry dcx which i used many times in the past.
I ve also heard strange things about digidrive but never had issues with xilica products even in conditions where power was jumping up and down..
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tbh there isn't a chance I'd buy a dcx. can't afford to buy gear that I know will cause problems. 
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Originally posted by Abe The Babe Abe The Babe wrote:

tbh there isn't a chance I'd buy a dcx. can't afford to buy gear that I know will cause problems. 


I've had no problems ever with DCX,  but have decided to move on anyway.

Problem is, it seems "many" of the used/new LMS in price range upto £400, do not offer the same functionality, size of screen, ease of use as the DCX.


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