I had a monomachine with a dead E output, and the pads the jack is soldered to were stripped. I managed to solder jumpers from the pads of the caps to the jack and everything is back in action. Man tho hand-soldering SMT is a bit 
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Nice! I had to do something similar with a Rytm once. The previous owner had end-cheek screws that were too long, and they ripped up a few traces. Got it all working in the end though. 
good job. Your bravery is much higher than mine 
I used a silver pen to fix the traces on an rm1x once. Worked well. Pretty easy fix. Glad you got your mono machine working
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Do you have any close ups of the inside of the MnM? Love that kinda stuff. Anyways, congratulations! Good job
Thank you!
I’m guessing with all your experience you were sweating less than me tho 
“it’s doceousaliexpil…” Wonder what thats about?
Hmmm…it’s on the machine drum too
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It’s because …
the sound of it is something quite atrocious
But that’s going a bit too far, don’t you think?
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No it was still a slow, careful process, and I was constantly worried I’d make it worse. I have no problem building things or fixing my own circuits, but I get nervous working on others,
Wow, that J2 junction looks pretty precarious!