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<blockquote data-quote="Richard Lewis" data-source="post: 90239" data-attributes="member: 3964">Re: Sticky ButtonsI&#039;m based in London uk, and I&#039;ve had my x32 for about 2 months, yesterday I fired it up and found that the bus send 1-4 select button and the shelving EQ button are both sticky. Exactly the same symptoms as described here.&nbsp;The problem is I kind of put all my eggs in one basket and got rid of my analogue set up. The desk is in a venue where it&#039;s in use 3-4 days a week, so I can&#039;t really afford to pull it and lose it for days. Hiring an equivalent as a temp replacement will be expensive so I&#039;m kind of resigned to just putting up with it. It&#039;s really taken the gloss off of what I believe is an excellent product for me. I&#039;d be prepared to take it to Kidderminster if it could be turned around or swapped out. (The desk is only 2 month old).help!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richard Lewis, post: 90239, member: 3964"] Re: Sticky Buttons I'm based in London uk, and I've had my x32 for about 2 months, yesterday I fired it up and found that the bus send 1-4 select button and the shelving EQ button are both sticky. Exactly the same symptoms as described here. The problem is I kind of put all my eggs in one basket and got rid of my analogue set up. The desk is in a venue where it's in use 3-4 days a week, so I can't really afford to pull it and lose it for days. Hiring an equivalent as a temp replacement will be expensive so I'm kind of resigned to just putting up with it. It's really taken the gloss off of what I believe is an excellent product for me. I'd be prepared to take it to Kidderminster if it could be turned around or swapped out. (The desk is only 2 month old). help!!! [/QUOTE]

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