Modular Synth Panels

I have an extra panel for the CGS Saw Pitch Shifter, if anyone is 
intersted ten bucks and shipping...

Howard



--- In motmpanels@yahoogroups.com, "Roger Rossen" <mididood@a...> 
wrote:
> That bug seems to be going around.  If
> anyone is interested I will sell them for $10 each (panel with 
> bracket)plus some postage. -Richard Brewster
>  
> Thanks Richard,
> 
> I rememeber your offer on another (Blacet) panel awhile back also - 
> And I've noticed that you've been quite productive with 
this 'malady' 
> too!
> 
> I still can't stop feeling that something needs to be done 
regarding 
> better options and methods for doing your own panels, that also 
look 
> good. (urgh!) - Thats the catch obviously.  My mind has not stopped 
> along these lines.  Yet one has to balance this research/time with 
> just getting a module done and popped into the mix with the rest - 
> and this sorry and very impatient bloak, gets too anxious 
> waiting...like my daughter now, asking "whens it gonna be 
Christmas" 
> about 40 times a day now.  I understand her pain! LOL
> 
> I bought about 10 CGS boards awhile back and now I've got them all 
> stuffed and ready to go - with nowhere to go...except for 2.
> I'm sure everyone here has had similiar experiences...!?
> 
> (I must add that Ken's boards really go quickly with his 'style' of 
> silk screening - something I think is probably very 
> underrated...others may learn from this ?!?!)
> 
> My immediate problem is (is it really a problem?) that I have 
several 
> friends/acquaintances who either do or have access to laser or CNC 
> gear and they've all said they would do panels for me.  I'm sure 
> it'll cost some bucks, but I still am into my own designs...then 
> again, I have or am getting close to a rather large MOTM based 
system 
> and I am now wondering about altering the 'aesthetic' at this 
point. 
> Oh the decisions....
> 
> Then again, I'm probably just being too anal about the whole 
thing.  
> And also, getting rather broke...its too bad that my insurance 
> doesn't cover this medical affliction.  HHHmmmmmmmmm.
> 
> But thanks again for all the offers - I look forward to seeing the 
> evolution of your system/designs/modules, I'm just barely starting 
> that aspect of DIY, with my own stuff - Keep up the good work!
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Rog