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Sorry for this incredibly late reply, let's just say I've been offline lately (that doesn't mean I have been in jail).
I do have one, and I need to get it back on the bench one day as it failed again. I recently bought a Liner Console V, this is the quite rare Australian 18ch version. It has no RX audio, shouldn't be too difficult, except for if I decide to recap it.
You are exactly right about the traces, it's good exercise for the brain with the whole mirror image thing. I have extracted several through pins, some come out bright and shiny, some like they've been at the bottom of the ocean. I typically replace them with solid copper wire like Mike. However I sometimes just re-solder both sides which doesn't always last, lazy practise really.
Is there something more you would like to know?
I have a Console 6 too, bloody obsolete chip has failed.

<blockquote data-quote="Flatop" data-source="post: 765117" data-attributes="member: 54852">Sorry for this incredibly late reply, let&#039;s just say I&#039;ve been offline lately (that doesn&#039;t mean I have been in jail).I do have one, and I need to get it back on the bench one day as it failed again. I recently bought a Liner Console V, this is the quite rare Australian 18ch version. It has no RX audio, shouldn&#039;t be too difficult, except for if I&nbsp; decide to recap it.You are exactly right about the traces, it&#039;s good exercise for the brain with the whole mirror image thing. I have extracted several through pins, some come out bright and shiny, some like they&#039;ve been at the bottom of the ocean. I typically replace them with solid copper wire like Mike. However I sometimes just re-solder both sides which doesn&#039;t always last, lazy practise really.Is there something more you would like to know?I have a Console 6 too, bloody obsolete chip has failed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Flatop, post: 765117, member: 54852"] Sorry for this incredibly late reply, let's just say I've been offline lately (that doesn't mean I have been in jail). I do have one, and I need to get it back on the bench one day as it failed again. I recently bought a Liner Console V, this is the quite rare Australian 18ch version. It has no RX audio, shouldn't be too difficult, except for if I decide to recap it. You are exactly right about the traces, it's good exercise for the brain with the whole mirror image thing. I have extracted several through pins, some come out bright and shiny, some like they've been at the bottom of the ocean. I typically replace them with solid copper wire like Mike. However I sometimes just re-solder both sides which doesn't always last, lazy practise really. Is there something more you would like to know? I have a Console 6 too, bloody obsolete chip has failed. [/QUOTE]

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