Modular Synth Panels

I've uploaded a file "TLN-156_2.fpd" in the files section. I based it  
on Richard Brewster's 3U wide MOTM 480 expansion panel. I changed the  
text and the arrangement to match the standard TLN-156 panel as seen  
on tellun.com. I used Dave Brown's HPGL tick marks for each pot, and  
coded my own HPGL box for the SERIES/PARALLEL switch.

If anyone's interested, I'd appreciate it if they'd review it to see  
if there's anything that seems wrong or out of place. One thing I  
didn't bother doing was to make the tick mark numbers smaller than  
the knob labels. Also, the name of the module (at the bottom)  uses  
the same size font for both lines, instead of the second line being  
slightly smaller. These could be easily changed if anyone wants that.

Here's the price breakdown:
1-4 = $105.58 each
5-9 = $95.02 each
10-19 = $84.46 each

These prices don't include shipping or tax. As long as the person  
buying this isn't in Washington state, tax shouldn't be an issue. I  
don't know what shipping will be, or the cost of shipping individual  
panels out to people if they want to do a group buy. Hopefully, it  
would be less than the price break for bulk ordering. Anyone know the  
cost of shipping (in a cheap yet safe way [USPS?]) a 3U FPE panel?

Another thing someone mentioned is the possibility of seeing if Moe  
can give us the Corel file for the original TLN-156 artwork, or even  
better, convert it into an HPGL file and send it over. That could  
make this panel much cheaper. I think I read on the MOTM list that  
he's on vacation now, so maybe this can be put on hold until he comes  
back.

Anyway, I'm going to get 2 of these eventually. To get the price  
break, we'd need at least 3 more of these being ordered. I'm willing  
to undertake the group buy if it seems feasible.

-Chris

On Jul 19, 2006, at 12:09 PM, The Alison Project wrote:

>
> Thanks for the reply's... If i group buy was to happen I would be  
> very interested as well if the group buy doesnt happen I would love  
> a HPGL version.
>
> Thanks
> Chris
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