mate_stubb wrote: > The pic on the online home page of this list doesn't appear to fit any > of the various format panels I've seen. It's silver like frac, but > with different legending and knobs. > > http://us.a2.yahoofs.com/groups/g_16766411/.HomePage/__sr_/827e.jpg?grXUGoDBnenjfmh9 > > So what is it - a prototype or custom? > > Moe > > > > > > Hi Moe! What you are seeing is the "Euro" or Eurorack Format, It is slightly taller than a Frac Rac, and wider. The panels are also much thicker, and the mounting holes are slotted so that the module may fit into either a Doepfer cabinet or either an Analogue Systems, or Analogue Solutions rack. Euroracks have mounting holes for modules measured in HP units, (short for "Horizontal Pitch). The Cynthia Euro Format Zeroscillator is 36HP Wide. (182.37 mm wide x 128.44 mm tall) As far as the look & feel goes, instead of mimicking the look of other Eurorack formatted devices, I chose to go with a "Silver on Silver" theme that could perhaps be described as something in-between retro test equipment, and complex military radios. It fits-in nicely with the other modules already available in the format, but we are breaking new ground here, and it has it's own sophisticated look. Best Wishes! Cynthia
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Re: [The_Cyndustries_List] So what format is that?
2005-12-13 by Cynthia Webster
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