Vci 100 Xfader??
Vci 100 Xfader?? Posted on: 05.05.2011 by Francesco Vaida Hi everyoneI need a bit of help or advice. Yesterday i accidently spilt a pint of water over my vci. I have done my best to dry everything out but now i'm having xfader issues. If i fully slide the xfader either side it gets part way then jumps back to the middle. Is this due to the water damage?? if so will i need a new one?? and if so can anyone reconmend where i can get a replacement?? i don't want anything too expensive, i'm only a bedroom DJ and i'm trying to save up for a s4 so i just want something to last me a few months. Ive had a look at the pro xfade but to be honest its a bit too expensive and i doubt i'd use it to its full capability. many thanks in advance for your reply | |
| Francesco Vaida 05.05.2011 | Hi everyone I need a bit of help or advice. Yesterday i accidently spilt a pint of water over my vci. I have done my best to dry everything out but now i'm having xfader issues. If i fully slide the xfader either side it gets part way then jumps back to the middle. Is this due to the water damage?? if so will i need a new one?? and if so can anyone reconmend where i can get a replacement?? i don't want anything too expensive, i'm only a bedroom DJ and i'm trying to save up for a s4 so i just want something to last me a few months. Ive had a look at the pro xfade but to be honest its a bit too expensive and i doubt i'd use it to its full capability. many thanks in advance for your reply |
| Leeanna Ayla 06.05.2011 | Try that and report back. If it was completely dry before it got any electricity you should be fine. |
| Tatum Ansaldo 06.05.2011 | This should help: http://www.djranking s.com/2010/08/1...ers-jog-wheel/ |
| Nadia Shelmadine 06.05.2011 | I believe it's the same as Pioneer DJM707/909 linefader. Remember, don't buy it with PCB, just the actual fader. |
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