Breaking for spare parts

I’m always on the lookout for kit to break for spares to add to my stock, currently the items below are held and being broken. I currently have some desks and lanterns from – Zero88, Strand plus others

Zero88 Demux 48

It didn’t have it’s battery changed quickly enough by a previous owner and due to corrosion, the main PCB is scrap.

It will yield the following parts

Front Panel metalwork
Front panel display/button board
2 off Front panel DIN socket PCB’s with ribbon cable and IDC connector
Mains transformer (also fits Sirius 24)
Processor 6803, PROM, EPROM and 8kb Ram (all seem to be working – the unit boots but won’t output)

Zero88 Bull Frog

BullFrog is expected to yield

Fader Caps
Knobs
4 off Fader Panels EM6791
Submaster Panels EM7025 & EM7026
Encoders
Fixture Button Panel
LCD Displays
~~Possibly a PSU~~
Twin DMX output Card

Strand 520i

One 520i is now being stripped for parts (it had no valid CS Code and some of the front panel didn’t register). I have two more 520i’s that are working and available for hire or sale – one has a flightcase.

Salvage components available:

Fader caps
Fader panels
Key caps
Key panels
Trackball
LCD displays
Pentium 2 mainboard & processor with Ram
PSU
Harddisk
Floppy Disk
Case (though not immaculate)
CS Card
Rotary encoders and channel wheel have already been sold

The remaining 520i’s might get broken for spares later this year.

Zero88 Frog, Fat Frog Mk 2

Components available include:

Fader caps
2 off 12 ch Fader boards
Submaster PCB
STMain 2 PCB
Go/Memory PCB & LCD
DMX card
Floppy drive
Case & front panel (almost like new)

Zero88 Illusion 500

Components available include:

Fader caps
Submaster PCB
STMain 2 PCB
Go/Memory PCB & LCD
Floppy Drive
Dual output DMX card (will also suit Leap Frog/Solution)

Zero88 Alcora Mark 2

Components available:

Fader Caps
Fader PCB – suit Alcora/Elara Mk2
Main PCB
Button caps
Analogue Output kit
Front panel

I have new faders for the Frog series desks and Alcora/Elara available separately – don’t get caught out buying the wrong part from eBay!

Zero88 Sirius 24 MK 1