Hey there,
I use the Behringer P16M headphone mixer system, and one day one of my mixers started to have this problem where you'd only be able to get sound out of the headphones if you'd pan the mix left or right, not in the middle. I opened it up and I found the headphone jack had busted. I ordered a replacement (amprepairparts.com) and swapped it out but that didn't solve the problem. Then I noticed that there are two caps connecting the Tip and the Ring of the headphone jack to ground and one had split in half. These are SMD parts and I can't identify the value, so I tried to measure the remaining one in circuit but no luck so I removed it but destroyed it in the process. I have some 25V 0.1uf SMD caps and they are larger but I don't work with these parts very often. Any ideas for the correct value? C113 and C114 if that helps anyone.
Thanks!
I use the Behringer P16M headphone mixer system, and one day one of my mixers started to have this problem where you'd only be able to get sound out of the headphones if you'd pan the mix left or right, not in the middle. I opened it up and I found the headphone jack had busted. I ordered a replacement (amprepairparts.com) and swapped it out but that didn't solve the problem. Then I noticed that there are two caps connecting the Tip and the Ring of the headphone jack to ground and one had split in half. These are SMD parts and I can't identify the value, so I tried to measure the remaining one in circuit but no luck so I removed it but destroyed it in the process. I have some 25V 0.1uf SMD caps and they are larger but I don't work with these parts very often. Any ideas for the correct value? C113 and C114 if that helps anyone.
Thanks!
Sure they are connected from the outputs to ground? Does not seem right.
Could be small value caps for a LPF. Does it work without them?
Could be small value caps for a LPF. Does it work without them?
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