> > check this one: > http://launch.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/Doepfer_a100/photos/browse/bb95 > > Its from Julian. I think his own page is http://www.port23.co.uk/. > > Florian He's built or modified a eurorack. A stock G6 Doepfer rack is about twice as deep as will fit in one of them. I'm sorry I don't have time to measure. I'm near certain it will not fit stock Analogue Solutions cases either . > > techmaster242 wrote: > > > Is it possible to put Doepfer modules in one of these? > > http://www.zzounds.com/item--DAVSKB19P12 Yes, I have one of them for my Fenix, but it's a fairly shallow synth (5", 120mm). I agree those cases have some very annoying build details but there are few alternatives for a Fenix (the chassis width requires narrower rack rails than standard rack specs specify). I've heard lots of complaints about transport issues with the latches and lowering the angled rack back in can be a headache due to the mechanism. Anyway those SKB cases will fit things like Serge Modules, nearly all Buchla and might be fine with the Cwejman case (every module I've seen is like an inch deep because of the boards being parallel to the panels. I know Frac Racks are too deep because I wanted to fill some space in my > > > > Will they fit, and does anybody know what I would need to get > > Euro-rails that can fit into the standard rack rails that this uses? > > So far everything I've seen like that has been way too deep, really > > only the front rails would be needed. I have yet to see a doepfer > > module in person, so I have no idea how deep they are. (I have some > > modules on order, and have already received my DIY kit #1) I'm > > thinking it would be WAY more elegant if I could somehow adapt this > > kit to a pop-up mixer rack, but can it be done? Also, if Doepfer > > modules will fit, what about 3rd party modules, like AS, Harvestman, > > and MFB? From my memory the original Plan B Model 15 VCO sticks in my mind as the deepest module for a Eurorack I've seen I don't think there are too many modules that are over deep from Doepfer, but it depends what your clearance is when the chassis/rack holding them is done. Remember the power bus needs room too. Unless you put your power outside the case that would be a factor.
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Re: Doepfer in a pop-up mixer case?
2008-07-07 by nicholas_kent
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