Modular Synth Panels

Or just wire it up and let it hang ;)
A jack-based bracket would be very useful. I did all sorts of shameful 
punk-rock things behind the panel before Howard showed me his method. A 
dedicated bracket would be great, though. And your first idea, Larry, is 
also good.
Now I need one about 2 feet long for that darned Paia vocoder! :)

Scott




>From: Jeffrey Pontius <jpont@...>
>Reply-To: motmpanels@yahoogroups.com
>To: motmpanels@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [motmpanels] Any CGS bracket interest
>Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2003 07:46:35 -0500 (CDT)
>
>Larry,
> > I am thinking af making a new bracket.  Todd has asked me to make
> > these available.  It would be the same depth as my 3 pot and 4 pot
> > short brackets.  However, the back 2 1/2 inches of the bracket would
> > be at least 6 inches tall.  This would go behind any pots, switches,
> > or jacks on the front of the panels leaving almost 2 inches of space
> > for mounting stuff in front of the bracket.
> >
>A nice idea, and I'm sure some people could make good use of them.
>However, to be honest (and Ken S. or others can disagreed with me), given
>the 10 (about) CGS modules that I have currently mounted onto front
>panels, I used Stooge pcb brackets on 2 modules (wave mult. & Steiner
>filter).  The other modules (e.g., gated comparator, pulse div./logic,
>dual asr) are (mostly) Switchcraft sockets, so the pot-based Stooge
>brackets would have to be modified for securing to sockets.  I just custom
>cut some pcb brackets (not nearly as nice as Stooges, but they are
>functional).
>
> > Since Ken is not consistent with PCB hole placement, there would be
> > no PCB mouting holes.  But, the bracket PCB mouting space would be
> > large enough for any of his PCBs (the bigger ones that do not fit on
> > my normal brackets).
>
>Note: I did use a small 4-pot Stooge bracket to mount the Steiner pcb by
>orienting the narrow pcb from the corner to diagonal corner, and removing
>the portion of the bracket containing the lowest pot hole.  Also room for
>a CGS small dc mixer to mix frequency and input cv attenuation.
>
>Just $.02, Jeff
>


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