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Curcuit board Pic Here is a picture of the only part of 1 input channel board that has any opamp looking chips. Sort of hard to read in the pic but both (2) say: 0720 JRC 10218 (I could not find a Data sheet on these) There are 2 transistors at each end of the board (2 groups of two) I...

mshilarious, I would vote for Over engineering....2-amp. Since I don't know the difference from an op-amp and any other IC. I am shure that you are getting tired of talking to "Brain Stems" like me whom, after reading these forums for months, still don't know as much as you have forgotten...

Wow, Looks like you nailed the connector. Thanks whale.

As always, thanks for all your help. Oh, No offense taken in any way, shape, or form! MsHilarious, I have opened up the board (very nice modular design) Found some Interesting info. I do better with pictures, so here is a diagram of what I found. Hope this isn't too big....... Let me know...

Wow, Good job whale, I actually feel a bit of hope after seeing the "New and Improved" M24. Still have the same problem with the broken links. I actually sent an e-mail to the Korean site probably a year ago. Never got a reply. also, Mshilarius and dgatwood, please forgive my ignorance...

Wow, need to spend a while on prodigy-pro before i feel comfortable posting there. I'll do it....... Thanks!

5 pin din, but a tad larger than My 12 channel A,H and B board....I would have tried it if it actually hooked up. Don't give up on me mshilarious, I know you can do it! Isn't it funny that no one has ever heard of a Samick 24 channel board? I will open her up and hopefully there will be a...

Ok, mshilarious, I have been reading these forums long enough to know that I am lucky to have you as a source of information. Sorry It took so long to get this pic. I had to run to the studio and yank the board out of storage to get you ,what I think you are looking for, The 5-pin din picture...

I bought this mixingboard a couple years back and it seemed like a killer deal. I guess I forgot the "If it sounds to good to be true, It probably is". It's a nice looking board with a road case, but didn't include the power supply. After 2 years of googling and searching, I have come up with...

What Happened to Z? OK, Every one who has been watching this thread, probably wants to know what ever became of the Tick problem...... Z has disappeared.....What could have happened? #1- The goat got wind of this thread and finally put Z in his place....Hospital (Groin Trama) #2- "Cake"...

So I'm back home....sippin on a Martini......(Beefeater) Thought I should at least include pictures of my Guitar Cord. I used an oversized 1/4" phono so the cap would fit inside....and be Shielded. Fits right in my "Strat"............

Z, YEEE HA! Since I am an admitted moron, I actually went an got a guitar cord, took it apart and soldered a small disc cap' across tip and sleeve just to see what would happen. I personally couldn't tell any difference in sound or tone with it on there. I am tickled that you at least got...

Hey Stevie, Just google 18VAC Power supply.....M-Audio even makes a 3.5 amp one. Probably pretty pricey..... 18VAC is standard Security Panel power. Usually 1-Amp. Here is one I found at VETCO for $21.40 Each Good luck!

Hey Z, I actually had some time this morning to RESEARH "Electric fence Interference"...... Seems that you are not the only one out there with a problem. Several HAM radio operators have also had these problems. In each case, the only way they got it fixed was to fix the fence. 4 things to look...

Dogs and Goats have tics, not guitars! I think I would start at the guitar. Your "Panamax" should have the amp power covered. The easist place to start would be the Guitar Cord. Grab one that you can unscrew the barrel from the plug, exposing the plug terminals. With the guitar and amp...

Tic-Tok, Tic-Tok, Tic-Tok.....Coo Coo Z, I spend every day trouble shooting audio problems. Lets try and fix the problem and then determine wheather it's gonna affect your sound. A "pico fared" cap in parrell with your guitar shouldn't be detectable by the Human Ear. Back to the basics...

De-tick-u-lator For what it's worth..... An old wise man once helped me with a problem I was having with a radio station bleeding in on a church sound system I had just Installed. He said, "There are three items required for this to happen". 1-A Transmitter (The radio Station) 2-A receiver (or...