By KeifCrates
Fri Jun 22, 2007 10:32 pm
aight this is kind of janky but if you need to fix some semi-dead pads quick...
it's a simple idea that involves scotch tape. If you need to adjust some pads quickly and don't have glue or a new little conductive piece or whatever materials, just remove the face plate- remove rubber pad -readjust the conductive sheets under the pad and use scotch tape to fasten the conductive piece to the under-pad base plate and onto the sensor- replace pad by lifting metal edges of base plate coping with micro-screwdriver-reattach face plate and thats it. I did this before a show I should have probably been more prepared for. it worked perfect. when you have the time/materials do the full pad repair.
it's a simple idea that involves scotch tape. If you need to adjust some pads quickly and don't have glue or a new little conductive piece or whatever materials, just remove the face plate- remove rubber pad -readjust the conductive sheets under the pad and use scotch tape to fasten the conductive piece to the under-pad base plate and onto the sensor- replace pad by lifting metal edges of base plate coping with micro-screwdriver-reattach face plate and thats it. I did this before a show I should have probably been more prepared for. it worked perfect. when you have the time/materials do the full pad repair.