Analogue-sequencer

> Of course, I like making wooden ends for synths, so I'm a 
> self-appointed
> 'wooden end enthusiast/freak':

I'm partial to a nice bit of wood on either side of my studio gear too
;-)
My partner runs a bespoke door manufacturing business, which is kind of
handy for getting off-cuts of hard woods and access to industrial
wood-working gear, but I haven't had much oportunity to explore that
avenue yet.
I've got a big stack of solid maple skirting board off-cuts waiting for
the day...

I was thinking of getting a quote for a full case for the sequencer. The
Schaeffer panels are great, but you're still left with the problem of
coming up with the rest of the case. The rack mounting unit still needs
to be able to sit on a desktop, so a normal 4U rack mount case is out of
the question. I need something about 2 inches deep at the most.
I imagine something like the constuction of the TR909 would be pretty
economical - sheet steel punched and folded round three sides, with
wooden end cheeks, and a steel back panel. Or possibly just three sides
of the back panel in steel, with a Shaeffer front panel.
I'm interested to see what other case solutions people will come up
with.

Colin f