Soundcraft Pro Audio Parts

Soundcraft Pro Audio Parts and Accessories

Soundcraft produces a range of mixers for you to use. These mixers vary in size from a few channels with a few effects to a few dozen channels with a complete array of effects and tone adjustments. If you encounter a problem with one of those mixers, there are replacement parts to get you back up and running.

Here are some of the many Soundcraft parts and accessories you can choose from:

• Knobs and faders: If a knob or fader is broken or goes missing, you can replace that individual component instead of the entire board.
• Power supply: External and internal power supplies are available, depending on your mixer model.
• Power supply cable: This cable supplies power from the power supply to the mixer for those models with external power supplies.
• Input control boards: If you lose a channel due to a power surge, you can replace the circuity controlling the individual channel rather than replacing the entire mixer.
• Side panel: These protect your mixer from minor bumpsr. Replacing a damaged panel will help restore full protection to your mixer.

Here are a couple features you can expect from the parts or accessories you select:

• Soundcraft audio components are made from highly conductive, low-impedance materials to improve signal flow.
• Each channel strip is outfitted with several EQ knobs to allow you to fine-tune your audio.

With so many components to choose from, these tips may help ensure you receive the correct items.

• Understand the problem: Before you select a component, you need to understand what problem you're having. Check to see if a problem affects just one channel or several, that the console is powering-up correctly, and if a sound source played directly through the amp can be heard through the speakers.
• Model: Once you've identified the problem, you need to select the correct replacement part. Make sure to note the model number of your mixer as different models utilize different components.

Here are three ways to care for your Soundcraft mixer parts.

• Dust: Dust can easily settle between the knobs and in the fader slots. Use a small, soft brush to clean dust away before it has a chance to get inside the board.
• Cover: To prevent dust and other contaminants from getting on and into the console between uses, utilize a properly sized cover around the mixer.
• Protect: Utilize a surge protector or power conditioner to protect the sensitive electronic circuity from surges and spikes.