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mbox input hardware failure
One of the inputs of my mbox has apparently failed at a hardware level - I believe it would be a leaky capacitor on the input. The signal is at a very low level and distorted. Has this problem happened before, and is there a particular component associated with the failure? I would otherwise just replace all the input capacitors.
I'd appreciate anybody else's experience Mark |
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Re: mbox input hardware failure
On my MBox, i remeber channel 1 being a real pain. If i ever moved it, i would have to wiggle around the cable i was feeding into it (1/4") so that i would get the signal on that channel back. My guess was that the 1/4" input on ch. 1 just came loose from the rest of the unit.
It did things like that a lot. |
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Re: mbox input hardware failure
Spot on. Intermittent connection in switch of insert point socket. Corrected by inserting and removing plug. www.markharding.com
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