My line and Hi z button
When I press the buttons it makes static noise is there a way to fix this and how much or should I just buy a new unit
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It's dust I use vacuum cleaner to clear dust over knobs and buttons before I turn on it work no more cracklen 😁 but have to repeat as needed but crazy thing is my gear is always covered with plastic and blankets when not in use 🤔
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Hi @petegunns
It may be better not to cover in plastic or at least not plastic that is not the anti static type.
Most non anti static plastics can generate static electricity which attracts dust.
Even if it's the plastic it came in 🤔
Plastics that generate static attract dust so unless it is perfectly sealed it will get in somehow.
I would try an anti static cloth covering and check if that worked any better.
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I noticed this on my SSL2 also yesterday, approx 2 years old, in daily use with a line input, but rarely adjusted. Even moving the switches a little side to side causes crackles. Sometimes I would take my hand away and it would be left sounding very degraded. Planning to check if this is just the channel I use, or both. The case is dusty so I might also try taking off the front plate and using an air duster spray in case anything got into the switch mechanism
da Tim
Looking for spec on the buttons as I think I need to replace one
da christopher quine
So you have n same problem with line buttons 🤔
da Pete Gunns
@tim75649 i just did an overhaul as both my phantom power buttons were activating/deactivating with just the slightest touch. I re-flowed the solder joints and sprayed a bit of contact cleaner while I was in there. The combination seems to have solved the issue. For now. Di you have luck by just using the spray duster?
da christopher quine
@petegunns i just did an overhaul as both my phantom power buttons were activating/deactivating with just the slightest touch. And every button was staticy. I re-flowed the solder joints and sprayed a bit of contact cleaner while I was in there. The combination seems to have solved the issue. For now.
da christopher quine
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