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Hello folks,
This may sound crazy, but I cannot figure out how to remove the Main board on this older version Peavey XR1200D mixer board!! See attached pic of the Neutrik NC3FP jack. I don't find any that match this type, as I suppose Neutrik has updated them since this mixer was made.
The issue is that the boards are attached to the bottom pan via those plastic catcher pins that you have to push the locking lever in, in order to release the board from the keeper (see pic of example).
You cannot access the keepers unless the top panel of the mixer comes off.
It cannot be removed as the Neutrik XLR mic jacks are preventing the top panel from being removed. It almost appear that the innerds of the XLR jack can be separated from the outer ring, but I'll be damned if I can figure out how that is accomplished. I've thought maybe it's like a bayonet fitting, but there is no way that ring will turn. Then I'm thinking perhaps there a locking tab inside the space around the inner XLR jack that I have to release, but no dice there.
I'm really befuddled by this stupid thing,
Does anyone have experience with this dilemma?
Thanx, glen
This may sound crazy, but I cannot figure out how to remove the Main board on this older version Peavey XR1200D mixer board!! See attached pic of the Neutrik NC3FP jack. I don't find any that match this type, as I suppose Neutrik has updated them since this mixer was made.
The issue is that the boards are attached to the bottom pan via those plastic catcher pins that you have to push the locking lever in, in order to release the board from the keeper (see pic of example).
You cannot access the keepers unless the top panel of the mixer comes off.
It cannot be removed as the Neutrik XLR mic jacks are preventing the top panel from being removed. It almost appear that the innerds of the XLR jack can be separated from the outer ring, but I'll be damned if I can figure out how that is accomplished. I've thought maybe it's like a bayonet fitting, but there is no way that ring will turn. Then I'm thinking perhaps there a locking tab inside the space around the inner XLR jack that I have to release, but no dice there.
I'm really befuddled by this stupid thing,
Does anyone have experience with this dilemma?
Thanx, glen
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