Analogue-sequencer

can someone tell me where i can find info of buying a kit...

:::Now that I'm seriously considering a commercial run of P3, I needed
to finalise a single case design suitable for desktop or rackmount
use. The end result is not exactly as I'd like due to the limits of my
metal folding tool, but it's very close to the ideal design. Here's
the front: (a Schaeffer panel, customised for the owner - they won't
all be blue)

Is there a custum made kit ??? 

thxs, 
ken waldek

Hi Ken, 

> can someone tell me where i can find info of buying a kit...

At the moment, I'm out of stock of boards.
The next board run will be ordered shortly.
These will be slightly updated from the last run - I've had problems
sourcing the step and keypad switches from Maplin (a single source part is
always a bad idea), so the next run will use Cherry MX series keys instead.
These are higher quality than the Maplin parts, and I'm getting a quote for
custom key caps to go with them, so it's likely these will be included with
the PCB/CPU kits.
Pricing on the cases is still to be finalised - I'm going to visit the
potential makers with one of my home-made cases to make sure the design is
suitable for production. It may be that a slightly different design will be
as good in quality, but cheaper to produce. I've taken the next couple of
weeks off work to get this moving.
More news as it happens...

Cheers,
Colin f

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Colin f" <colin@c...> wrote:
> Hi Ken, 
> 
> > can someone tell me where i can find info of buying a kit...
> 
> At the moment, I'm out of stock of boards.
> The next board run will be ordered shortly.
> These will be slightly updated from the last run - I've had problems
> sourcing the step and keypad switches from Maplin (a single source
part is
> always a bad idea), so the next run will use Cherry MX series keys
instead.
> These are higher quality than the Maplin parts, and I'm getting a
quote for
> custom key caps to go with them, so it's likely these will be
included with
> the PCB/CPU kits.
> Pricing on the cases is still to be finalised - I'm going to visit the
> potential makers with one of my home-made cases to make sure the
design is
> suitable for production. It may be that a slightly different design
will be
> as good in quality, but cheaper to produce. I've taken the next
couple of
> weeks off work to get this moving.
> More news as it happens...
> 
> Cheers,
> Colin f


owkey thxs for the info colin F, please keep me updated for purchasing
a awsome kit packadge...