HI Stu > the doepfer multiples. assuming the wood's not too thick, of course. The wood is nearly one inch thick. > dieter, while you're looking at the design of the suitcases - the > extra module space is a nice idea, btw - what do you think about > putting the mains socket on the side ? i've got it on the front, but > having it on the side (with a 90 degree plug to keep the width down) > would still allow me to use the rack on its back - or propped up by a > few fx pedals - without sacrificing 8hp for a module to which i need > no access while playing (although it wouldn't surprise me to find out > there are freaks out there that turn the power on and off for that > extra-special-waveshaping :) ). You have a old case, the new one has it on the rear. But this is not lucky, because you cannot lay the rack on the table. I'd prefer a socket on the side too. Florian
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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: alternative placing of Multiples in portable case?
2007-12-01 by Florian Anwander