Anyone know where to get mixer parts?

kleinbl00 · 1 year

If you're lucky, the ICs are socketed. They'll probably be dirty. You can clean them.

It's likely that it'll need recapping. This can be a tedious and expensive process.

The transformers are likely to be eh. The backplane is likely to be eh. If I were you, I'd walk away now.

The kleinbl00 in this saga is me. Been there, done that. Peaveys suck ass, man. At least the Wheatstone had P&G faders and Jensen transformers. There is no amount of audio magic you'll get out of that Peavey that will justify spending any time on it.

Considering you don't have the vaguest place where to start to find parts, I'm gonna hazard the guess that you're in over your head. I could be wrong. In that case, I'm fond of All Electronics if you can find stuff there, and if not, there's always Digikey.

phillaf · 1 year

in your local electronic parts store. In my neighborhood, it's called Raybel. Up to you to find your equivalent.

A good way to find it is to go to local TV or Radio station, and ask where they purchase their own electronics.

Cian00 · 1 year

I was just about to ask a very similar question here... Anyone know where to get fader tops and 1/4 inch socket sheath tops? I got a soundcraft powerstation 350 under similar circumstances, but it only needs a clean (a big clean) and superficial fixing. Everything works, but it's as crackly as an IDM tune.

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