By rokuez
Fri Jan 06, 2006 7:04 am
My pads had been stiff and sometimes misrepresented velocities.
http://www.rogerlinndesign.com/download ... nstall.pdf <--- shows you how to open an Akai mpc 60 mk 1 & 2 . Butcher ty for linking that , ty to elmacco for answering q's, and ty to florre for the pics -->http://mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?t=38454&highlight=pad+pads
Here is a picture of the part I need to remove. The thin green part and the silver metal part. The redish brownish board is conencted to the silver metal part and comes off with it.
Ta da
Top down chrom spinnin
grimey pad
pad sensor once i pealed away the grey rubber pads. There is a thin film /residue. I think the thin film is corroded rubber due to friction from striking the pad.
I rinsed the rubber pad under water and used a q-tip to go around the squares which got rid of filth. Then i put a paper towel down and one on top and pressed the paper towel into the grooves. Waited until it was dry then reinstalled. Pads feel softer and I have greater accuracy for velocity, and this took me about 2 hrs to do .
http://www.rogerlinndesign.com/download ... nstall.pdf <--- shows you how to open an Akai mpc 60 mk 1 & 2 . Butcher ty for linking that , ty to elmacco for answering q's, and ty to florre for the pics -->http://mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?t=38454&highlight=pad+pads
Here is a picture of the part I need to remove. The thin green part and the silver metal part. The redish brownish board is conencted to the silver metal part and comes off with it.
Ta da
Top down chrom spinnin
grimey pad
pad sensor once i pealed away the grey rubber pads. There is a thin film /residue. I think the thin film is corroded rubber due to friction from striking the pad.
I rinsed the rubber pad under water and used a q-tip to go around the squares which got rid of filth. Then i put a paper towel down and one on top and pressed the paper towel into the grooves. Waited until it was dry then reinstalled. Pads feel softer and I have greater accuracy for velocity, and this took me about 2 hrs to do .
Last edited by rokuez on Fri Jan 06, 2006 8:27 am, edited 1 time in total.




