Analogue-sequencer

On Mon, 03 May 2004 10:04:52 -0000, "colinfraser_com"
<colin@colinfraser.com> wrote:

>You can see the various case types here:
>http://www.colinfraser.com/p3/gallery.htm
>The differences between the two main case types are:
> - panel shape wrt display/keypad/tempo & data locations
> - colour (black vs off-white)
> - shape of buttons (square with text vs circular with panel markings)
> - wooden end cheeks ;-)
>
>So, if you've got a particular preference for one case type over the 
>other, which aspects of the design were most significant in your 
>choice ?

I prefer the design you built for me over any that separate F1-F3 from
the display and the Function key from the mode buttons (I tend to
operate those one-handed which you couldn't do if the position changed
significantly). 

Ideally I'd like a P3 that could be optionally rack-mounted but which
had wooden endcheeks when used table-top style. And a little smaller
would be cool too with maybe "normal" text labels rather than the
Space 1999 versions. Possibly it'd be cool to include Track/Part
labels on the case too?
I think Keith's and Roel's both look excellent if that's any
guideline.

Paul
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