On 12/8/05 5:19 PM, "malik" wrote: > i was affraid of that! > };-) > > i have a book that teaches me how to solder and i have radio shack > is up the street and they have the mounted stereo plug just like > the one inside my mp7 i might try fixing it but im skurd.... > often this kind of problem in inside the female jack itself, where the contacts physically touch the 1/4" plug. i had the same problem on an old yamaha rx5 drum machine years ago. it got so bad that the connector actually broke off! anyways, have a look inside the unit & if its a sealed female casing then look at any identifying number and head, as you say, to your local RadioShack. their range has shrunk to mobile phones & the odd plug, but hopefully you'll find something... if not there are a number of really good online stores, and if you don't feel up to soldering then check out your local TV Repair centre - usually these guys are very good & don't charge too much. peace of mind & all that... btw my *new* XL7 can be seen here <http://analoguehaven.com/used> };-) email : moose@... music sites : http://www.pigpendigital.com http://www.alaskahighway.com http://www.mishikawa.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [xl7] Re: what should i do? sell mp-7 and get a new one? or get it serviced?
2005-08-13 by moose