SOLVED: When connected to a music sourse, why do I get no vocals? - Behringer Eurolive B210D

When connected to a music sourse, why do I get no vocals?

I hooked one of my Eurolive B210D's to either my computer or ipad and I get no vocals during playback. I have tried using my second speaker and it does the same thing. I connected a small set of computer speakers and the sound was fine, both vocal and music, so I know the output device is sending the signal properly. How can both of my speakers not produce vocals? Last year they were fine, no problems. I have no idea what to do about them. Any advice or help troubleshooting them would be greatly appreciated. They were stored in the attic in their boxes, covered in the plastic and set on the foam inserts that came in the boxes. Could this have damaged the electronic components inside? If so, which ones would have been affected?

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Posted: Dec 21, 2016

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Hi,

I think that you need to have both speakers connected to get both voice and music. This is because your computer and Ipad have stereo outputs and the Behringer only has a mono input.

Here is an image which shows how to connect a CD player which has both left and right speaker outputs. (Click on image to enlarge it for better viewing)

In your case however you do not have separate left and right speaker outputs from your computer or Ipad, only the single stereo output, so you have to split the output coming from the computer or Ipad. To do this you can use an adapter as shown in this link. This is only to show you what it looks like. By searching online you may find a more suitable supplier.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/like/22233742...

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