So my 303 has a few dead/non responsive sample pads and these happen to be the pads I do my drum beats on, so I have a feeling it's due to a bad or abused connection internally. I opened it up and I found a ribbon cable that wraps around the main circuit board that appeared cracked, I fiddled with it and got paranoid and put the sampler back together. When I turned it back on I found some pads repaired, but not all. I'm hoping I can just replace that suspect cable with a part order from Roland and some handy work but I'm not certain. Has anyone here fixed this issue, or have any insight into a solution?
Thanks
Bad 303 pads
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Re: Bad 303 pads
i had the same issue with the 303
its the rubber pad contacts wearing out
get new pads or die
its the rubber pad contacts wearing out
get new pads or die
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Re: Bad 303 pads
I;m already dead, they got me.
FRESH! on the pad fix. thank you
When I get my 404sx and fix my 303 I might come back to life
When I get my 404sx and fix my 303 I might come back to life
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Re: Bad 303 pads
They no longer sell the 303 pads, fuck roland. So now all I can do is have them fix it for some stupid amount.
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Re: Bad 303 pads
Yo CULP, do you still have the part number for the pads maybe in an email. I'm not sure the woman that answered my call knew what I was looking for.
