By zombeast
Mon Apr 06, 2009 2:21 pm
For those of you contemplating whether or not to fix your individual pads on your 1000 ...
DO IT.
I ordered 4 pads to replace some worn out ones. They're super easy to install. Desolder yourself, then solder on to the new pads. Pop them back in and SNAP... your shiz will feel brand new. They respond so well that it makes me want to replace all of my other pads too. (plus you'll save your ass in fees from someone doing it for you)
Unfortunately the next day after installing my pads my data wheel started bugg'n on me. Just ordered a PCB board from MPC Stuff to replace all those switches, etc without having to do it myself. The board seems the easiest to replace.
DO IT.
I ordered 4 pads to replace some worn out ones. They're super easy to install. Desolder yourself, then solder on to the new pads. Pop them back in and SNAP... your shiz will feel brand new. They respond so well that it makes me want to replace all of my other pads too. (plus you'll save your ass in fees from someone doing it for you)
Unfortunately the next day after installing my pads my data wheel started bugg'n on me. Just ordered a PCB board from MPC Stuff to replace all those switches, etc without having to do it myself. The board seems the easiest to replace.




