Guys.
I have an electronic drum kit and yesterday discovered that it has no output on the right channel, I've ruled out the speakers, as it does it also on headphones. I've ruled out the output socket, as there is a stereo output also, which has the same issue.
So my electronics knowledge is very basic (and I mean very).
I'm not bad with a soldering iron, and have undertaken a number of simple repairs in the past, but I have no electronics diagnosis skills. I can identify certain components, but my success rate is based purely on the odd cap or fuse blown. End of.
No doubt, this would be an easy fix for someone who knows what they are looking at, so I'd like to ask a really sill question.
If I were to post a photo of the PCB, would it be easy for the guys with extensive knowledge to take one look and simply say "it's probably that component"
I could probably buy a new unit for £35, but a fix would be more satisfying, and probably more cost effective.
I have an electronic drum kit and yesterday discovered that it has no output on the right channel, I've ruled out the speakers, as it does it also on headphones. I've ruled out the output socket, as there is a stereo output also, which has the same issue.
So my electronics knowledge is very basic (and I mean very).
I'm not bad with a soldering iron, and have undertaken a number of simple repairs in the past, but I have no electronics diagnosis skills. I can identify certain components, but my success rate is based purely on the odd cap or fuse blown. End of.
No doubt, this would be an easy fix for someone who knows what they are looking at, so I'd like to ask a really sill question.
If I were to post a photo of the PCB, would it be easy for the guys with extensive knowledge to take one look and simply say "it's probably that component"
I could probably buy a new unit for £35, but a fix would be more satisfying, and probably more cost effective.