"cut track across rear of R11" Meaning????

[SteveM]

I was hoping someone could clarify this term "cut track". This is the modification that was done on my soundcraft, and I want to bring it back to +4. Looking at R11 there doesn't seem to be any modification, I did find the two resistors installed though and am going to remove them. So does anyone know what they mean by "cut track"?

Here's what it says to make it -10:

The following modification should be made to each output:
1) Cut track across rear of R11
2) Add resistor in position of RX1
3) Add resistor in position of RXZ ("Z" I think they meant "2")

I think it's possible R11 was never touched and they just added the resistors.

 

[man-bot]

"Cut track" refers to physically making a cut across the PCB trace (with an exactoknife etc...) so it no longer is connected. If they have cut the trace you'll have to put a jumper in between components to restore the connection between components.

 

[SteveM]

Thanks man bot. Looks like whoever tried to modify it didn't do it right anyway. They cut the track across rx1 before they put the resistor in. It says r11 not rx1, and R11 was never touched. Though it did seem to run at -10 like that. So I put a jumper in where they cut it. Now I just need to try it out.