Analogue-sequencer

> I have to say that the brushed raw finish looks great, and a few 
> blems where the studs are welded doesnt bother or deter me.
> BUT
> It seems to me that they should be able to fit studs, and then brush 
> the surfact to make them invisible.

The studs will have to be fitted after the anodising - I don't think the
anodising process agrees with the steel in the studs.
The anodised panels wouldn't be brushed anyway - they have a smooth finish.
Brushed might be an option, but I much prefer the look of anodised smooth
metal.

> Regardless, it looks great.  I really like how the back where the 
> jacks are is recessed, and the provisions for wood endcaps.
> Got a ballpark on pricing?

Ballpark for the case itself is 120 ukp. It may be a little more once I know
how much the wood will be.

> Stick with silver,

Yeah, silver is my favourite, so that's the colour they'll be ;-)

> (ps, what language did you write the code in?)

99% of it is in C, compiled using SDCC for MCS51 target.
There are some basic I/O routines written in assembler.
Developing in C is much, much faster than assembler (especially 8051
assembler...), and the code produced is nearly as good as hand-coded
assembler anyway.

Cheers,
Colin f