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Thank you very very much!!!! This fixed my crossfader!!!! Your the man!!!! I used a paper clip to put in the hole while I centered the crossfader. Thanks again!!
Excellent explanation, a question if you can help me I have an SZ but I am not doing well the cut in the croosfader, the song of the other deck is heard a little, because it can be this. Thanks if you can help.
Hello mate, If you are hearing the other song a little then when you have "closed" the crossfader fully, then the magvel fader needs to be realigned. You definitely have this problem and you have to open up your SZ as I did. Feel free to ask any questions below as always. Cheers, DJ Blink-Blink
@@DjBlinkBlink thanks for answering but there is no option other than opening the sz, I mean in the configuration or reset the controller as it comes from the factory, thanks
Unfortunately, I don't. Some good news through. You can open up the SZ easily (if you follow the steps in my video) and when you do, you would have access to the headphone jack. Cheers, DJ Blink-Blink 𝙑𝙞𝙨𝙞𝙩 𝙢𝙮 𝙬𝙚𝙗𝙨𝙞𝙩𝙚 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙁𝙍𝙀𝙀 𝘿𝙅 𝙢𝙞𝙭𝙚𝙨: www.djblinkblink.com/ 𝑴𝒀 𝑰𝑵𝑺𝑻𝑨𝑮𝑹𝑨𝑴 𝑷𝑨𝑮𝑬: instagram.com/djblinkblink/ 𝑴𝒀 𝑫𝑱 𝑴𝑰𝑿𝑬𝑺: www.djblinkblink.com/music-downloads
@@djavsdjavs fantastic news mate 😎💃🕺. I'm glad you found the video useful and you were able to access it. This is a link to the replacement part that I found online instrumentalparts.com/jack-headphone-3-5mm-ja4002/ (compare it with the one you removed). You can also give pioneer a call to confirm it's the correct part. Cheers, DJ Blink-Blink
@@DjBlinkBlink your amazing... i dndnt really want to solder it rather replace whole thing get someone else to solder it... any idea what that main parts called
@@djavsdjavs thanks for the kind words mate. This is the main part with the headphone jack on it instrumentalparts.com/hpjk-assy-dwx3538/ Please compare it with the one you removed and be sure it's the same model. Cheers, DJ Blink-Blink
@@DjBlinkBlink Thanks for the prompt reply and happy new year btw. I did remove the back cover however it seems that the crossfader is covered by the motherboard :-(
Happy new year to you too Brotherly. Is the crossfader covered by part or all of the motherboard? There may be a screw hidden around the motherboard that you could loosen to change crossfader.
Can you access the headphone sockets when you remove the top panel of the DDJ SZ? Me headphone sockets are broken and I am planning to replace them by myself but I don’t want to waste time taking it apart if I can’t get to it.
Unfortunately, you cannot access the headphone sockets by just removing the top panel I took off in my video above. The headphone sockets are more to the left and it has another panel over it.
You welcome mate. As per your question, you are correct about taking the base off the unit cos you have to access the panel itself for the mixer. Are you good with soldering? Cos if you solder the new sockets wrongly or use a very hot settings , you could damage your panel for your mixer.
DJ Shenks, That is the best solution mate. It should cost you between £50 and £100 maximum which would at least give you the assurance it is being done professionally. Glad I could help. Cheers mate 👍🏾
The Magvel Fader is designed to bleed if you set the lag time to .3 or .5 ms. Its so you can crab scratch super fast by pushing it the reverse way towards the rubber edge. Weird but thats the design for extreme scratching.
I did not click on the "reverse crossfader". This problem I experienced (leaking of the crossfader) is a common issue on DJ controllers, so I knew what to do when it happened to me
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Thank you very very much!!!! This fixed my crossfader!!!! Your the man!!!! I used a paper clip to put in the hole while I centered the crossfader. Thanks again!!
Brilliant!!!! Thanks for taking the time to let me know you found the video useful. Much blessings 🙌🏿🙏🏿
Thanks your video worked and fixed it for me
Nice one Tyson. I'm glad it worked for you too 👍🏽😎
DJ Blink-Blink , Thanks for this video... Very simple, very easy... my cross fader is like new now, IKE. B. Straight outta K. C.
Thanks for the feedback mate. I'm glad you got your cross fader sorted. Much blessings, DJ Blink-Blink ✊🏿
Thanks for the video. Nice one
Thank you so much for this.
You welcome.👍
Will this process work for SX2 crossfader?
If it is a Magvel CrossFader - Yes!
Excellent explanation, a question if you can help me I have an SZ but I am not doing well the cut in the croosfader, the song of the other deck is heard a little, because it can be this. Thanks if you can help.
Hello mate,
If you are hearing the other song a little then when you have "closed" the crossfader fully, then the magvel fader needs to be realigned. You definitely have this problem and you have to open up your SZ as I did.
Feel free to ask any questions below as always.
Cheers,
DJ Blink-Blink
@@DjBlinkBlink thanks for answering but there is no option other than opening the sz, I mean in the configuration or reset the controller as it comes from the factory, thanks
That's the solution mate. You have to open it up to solve this issue 👍🏾😎
do you have a video how to fix the headphone jack? is it easy to open this up and reach it
Unfortunately, I don't. Some good news through. You can open up the SZ easily (if you follow the steps in my video) and when you do, you would have access to the headphone jack.
Cheers,
DJ Blink-Blink
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@@DjBlinkBlink access it booom just trying to see where i buy the part for sz2 apparently sz 1 part is the same thing
@@djavsdjavs fantastic news mate 😎💃🕺. I'm glad you found the video useful and you were able to access it. This is a link to the replacement part that I found online instrumentalparts.com/jack-headphone-3-5mm-ja4002/ (compare it with the one you removed).
You can also give pioneer a call to confirm it's the correct part.
Cheers,
DJ Blink-Blink
@@DjBlinkBlink your amazing... i dndnt really want to solder it rather replace whole thing get someone else to solder it... any idea what that main parts called
@@djavsdjavs thanks for the kind words mate. This is the main part with the headphone jack on it instrumentalparts.com/hpjk-assy-dwx3538/
Please compare it with the one you removed and be sure it's the same model.
Cheers,
DJ Blink-Blink
Hi, do you have a video showing the Sr2 crossfader changer?
Unfortunately, I don't. However the process should be similar. Remove all the knobs, the screws and then lift the cover to access the crossfader.
@@DjBlinkBlink Thanks for the prompt reply and happy new year btw. I did remove the back cover however it seems that the crossfader is covered by the motherboard :-(
Happy new year to you too Brotherly. Is the crossfader covered by part or all of the motherboard? There may be a screw hidden around the motherboard that you could loosen to change crossfader.
@@DjBlinkBlink ok let me check and i will advise.
Okies. Be careful though
Can you access the headphone sockets when you remove the top panel of the DDJ SZ? Me headphone sockets are broken and I am planning to replace them by myself but I don’t want to waste time taking it apart if I can’t get to it.
Unfortunately, you cannot access the headphone sockets by just removing the top panel I took off in my video above. The headphone sockets are more to the left and it has another panel over it.
DJ Blink-Blink thanks mate. Glad I didn’t mess up decks then. Would it mean I’d have to take the base off the unit then?
You welcome mate.
As per your question, you are correct about taking the base off the unit cos you have to access the panel itself for the mixer.
Are you good with soldering? Cos if you solder the new sockets wrongly or use a very hot settings , you could damage your panel for your mixer.
DJ Blink-Blink no not at all. I will just have to get it done professionally. Thanks for your advice mate. 👍🏾
DJ Shenks, That is the best solution mate. It should cost you between £50 and £100 maximum which would at least give you the assurance it is being done professionally. Glad I could help. Cheers mate 👍🏾
The Magvel Fader is designed to bleed if you set the lag time to .3 or .5 ms. Its so you can crab scratch super fast by pushing it the reverse way towards the rubber edge. Weird but thats the design for extreme scratching.
The fault I had was entirely different cos it was leaking badly no matter where you placed the fader 👍🏾😎
@DJ Blink-Blink
Are you sure you didnt click "reverse crossfader" in Serato settings?
Did you double-check?
I did not click on the "reverse crossfader". This problem I experienced (leaking of the crossfader) is a common issue on DJ controllers, so I knew what to do when it happened to me