Broke AXE I/O Solo, I need help.

[@formantes7]

Hello everyone who can take apart their AXE I/O Solo audio interface? Help me find out if there is a part in place R192 or not? I think that part fell off when dropped, but I'm not sure.

[Sharmon123@]

R signifies resistor and if one dropped out you have a lot more problems than just replacing it.

[@formantes7]

I will change the processor, and next to it is R192, but is there a resistor according to the circuit or not, I don’t know, that’s why I’m asking

[@formantes7]

please take a photo, I don’t want to burn the new processor, such processors are difficult to find in our country, you have to wait several months from China

[Sharmon123@]

That's what I am saying , R 192 is the designed 192nd resistor of that version. Whether the version in your hand requires it or not can only be seen in that version's circuit diagram. If it's part of say an RC tank that governs clock cycles then it would have to be exact and none of that +- 20% stock either. You have a daunting task ahead of you especially since it involves a rapidly emerging technology that the R&D departments are holding very close to their chests. I wish you the best of luck though. Not much YouTube help will be found on these for a couple years yet at least. It has been reverse engineered as evidenced by the counterfeits but even those scum aren't going to be publishing the designs anytime soon.

[Sharmon123@]

please take a photo, I don’t want to burn the new processor, such processors are difficult to find in our country, you have to wait several months from China

It should say "Designed and made in Italy" actually.

[@formantes7]

please take a photo, I don’t want to burn the new processor, such processors are difficult to find in our country, you have to wait several months from China

It should say "Designed and made in Italy" actually.

even on the original there is no inscription that it is made in italy, the microcircuits are identical
the question was different, is the resistor soldered in place of R192?

[@formantes7]

R192 ??!!

[Sharmon123@]

The sticker on my unit ordered from IK directly says “Designed and made in Italy” that indicates to me that it was designed and made in Italy.

[@formantes7]

The sticker on my unit ordered from IK directly says “Designed and made in Italy” that indicates to me that it was designed and made in Italy.

Is it written on the microprocessor that it is from Italy, or on resistors and capacitors?

[@formantes7]

The sticker on my unit ordered from IK directly says “Designed and made in Italy” that indicates to me that it was designed and made in Italy.

Is it written on the microprocessor that it is from Italy, or on resistors and capacitors?

Did you even look at the photo?

[Sharmon123@]

I have a device that I paid 500$ for 3 months ago that is still under warranty, I am not going to void my warranty to send you a picture of the inside of it.

[@formantes7]

I have a device that I paid 500$ for 3 months ago that is still under warranty, I am not going to void my warranty to send you a picture of the inside of it.

The question is addressed to everyone, not to you, why did you come in then ?? Decided to be smart?

[Peter_IK]

Remember that this forum is for civil user discussion. Seems we're heading away from that here, and quickly.

I'd also recommend at least asking IK Support if they have any information though accidental damage isn't typically covered under warranty they may have some insight that users here do not. It's at least worth a shot.

[Sharmon123@]

Besides your inappropriate racist comment my only addition is that there is not a manufacture on the planet that will send you a PCB diagram (it is likely a 3-4 layer PCB with the given real estate density. Ditto for the schematics , it’s still in active production and still being developed. They spent millions developing it , learn what you are asking for before asking it.