Silly questions coming up Have you checked the soldering on the jack socket itself? Have you tried a different cable? Usually it's cracked solder on the jack socket, or you can use a screwdriver sometimes to bend the actual 'finger' contacts inside the jack itself if they have lost some grip. If the jack has dirty contacts inside usually a good amount of insertions cough ahem, clears that problem up. So, cracked solder or faulty cable? Martin ________________________________ From: Tim <gilburpgrape@....au> To: korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, 29 April 2012, 5:49 Subject: [korgpolyex] Poly 800 Mk1 audio out jack exact replacement availability? Hi all, Is there a direct pin for pin replacement for the Mk1 Poly 800's audio out jack (L/Mono) available and where would I purchase it? The signal is all scratchy and have to move the audio lead around to get the signal clean. Thanks for your help. Tim
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Re: [korgpolyex] Poly 800 Mk1 audio out jack exact replacement availability?
2012-04-29 by Martin Ator
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