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Midi Fighter Pro Buttons
Posted on: 15.02.2013 by Wilton Keuning
Hey all!

I just pulled the trigger and invested in two Midi Fighter Pros and I just had a quick question, how hard is it to remove the arcade buttons say if I wanted to switch the rings around so blue buttons have black rings, etc.

Thanks in advance, you guys never fail!
Wilton Keuning
15.02.2013
Originally Posted by Culture_Shock
I believe they use the same pcb as the MFC? if they aren't soldered in, then they should just pull out of the pcb, and then there are two little clips on the sides of the buttons that you have to press in to get the button to pop out of the top plate. I just tore apart my MFC to rearrange my buttons, if working on the pro is anything like what I did, you should have no trouble.
Thanks for the input friend-o! Any owners here that could confirm how they are attached for me?
Wilton Keuning
15.02.2013		Hey all!

I just pulled the trigger and invested in two Midi Fighter Pros and I just had a quick question, how hard is it to remove the arcade buttons say if I wanted to switch the rings around so blue buttons have black rings, etc.

Thanks in advance, you guys never fail!
Wilton Keuning
16.02.2013		I apologize for the bump, I just really would like to get to the bottom of this.
Wilton Keuning
15.02.2013
Originally Posted by Culture_Shock
I believe they use the same pcb as the MFC? if they aren't soldered in, then they should just pull out of the pcb, and then there are two little clips on the sides of the buttons that you have to press in to get the button to pop out of the top plate. I just tore apart my MFC to rearrange my buttons, if working on the pro is anything like what I did, you should have no trouble.
Thanks for the input friend-o! Any owners here that could confirm how they are attached for me?
Deangelo Boender
15.02.2013		I believe they use the same pcb as the MFC? if they aren't soldered in, then they should just pull out of the pcb, and then there are two little clips on the sides of the buttons that you have to press in to get the button to pop out of the top plate. I just tore apart my MFC to rearrange my buttons, if working on the pro is anything like what I did, you should have no trouble.

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