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Geeeetarzan
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Last Activity: 08-22-2022, 12:58 PM
Joined: 07-25-2022
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  • Re: Mackie PPM 1012 mixer/amp

    thanks. There's a large bridge rectifier and post that i'm getting +/- 165v.
    I was told they purchased it new and it died after a few gigs. It actually looks like the bridge rectifier and a couple regulators have what sure looks like "non factory" soldering.

    at the ribbon connector i also get a couple 15v reading but the board is odd(to me)
    Seems to have separate ground planes. Grounds aren't common and aren't lifted or separated by a resistor. Earth is grounded at the input on chassis and connected directly to the...
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  • Mackie PPM 1012 mixer/amp

    Hi Folks, I've got a Mackie PPM 1012 mixer/amp that i got dead, no lights. Fuse is internal and is not blown. The power supply powers up without popping the fuse, no smoke no smells.No components seem obviously smoked or swollen. I'm a tube amp guy so i'm fine with high voltages knowing this one isnt that high, and have a decent fluke meter. With no schematic i'm not necessarily in my element. With a schematic and voltages i could chase. Anyone have the schematic? Or is anyone familiar with specific quirks on this one? I was told it was running at the end of a long extension cord outside and died...
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  • Re: MACKIE PPM608 repair

    found the Mackie 608 schematics, and while the power supply for the PPM1012 is very similar, its not the same. Must be the same PCB, just some differences....
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  • Re: MACKIE PPM608 repair

    pics...
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  • Re: MACKIE PPM608 repair

    Hi Folks, I've got a Mackie PPM 1012 mixer/amp that i got dead, no lights. Fuse is internal and is not blown. Power supply seems to be the same as in this thread so i didn't start another one. Should I? The power supply powers up without popping the fuse, no smoke no smells.No components seem obviously smoked or swollen. I'm a tube amp guy so i'm fine with high voltages knowing this one isnt that high, and have a decent fluke meter. With no schematic i'm not necessarily in my element. With a schematic and voltages i could chase. Anyone have the schematic?...
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