> i know the rack version face is what your leaning towards. > have you thought > of removable ears so the rack could be a desk top or a > rack?throw some > rubber feat on the back and its ready/ i geuss conect points > would have to > be on top that way so maybe not? but something to think about.. The rack ears option had occured to me, but personally I'm just making a rack mounting unit that can sit on the desktop. Paul Maddox is having an alternate layout machined into a Hammond desktop case, which looks like it will be very nice. I'll be wanting to see photos when he gets it back... I have a couple of wooden ends holding my rack panel above the desk, at the same sort of angle as the desktop cases. These are shaped so that the DIN plugs connecting at the back willl still fit when it is rack mounted with something above it. Changing my Schaeffer panel design from a rack to an 'earless' desktop front panel is just a case of changing the material size in Front Panel Designer. The tricky bit is going to be making the rear of the enclosure. It could be built from wood, but this doesn't look as professional as folded metal. I had hoped to find something ready made that would be suitable, bit it looks like I'll be buying some sheet aluminium and having a bash at folding it into a suitable enclosure. I'll post more details of this when I know what they'll be ;-) Cheers, Colin f
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RE: [analogue-sequencer] Webpage update
2003-07-28 by Colin f
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