Analogue-sequencer

I paid a visit to the engineering company I've been considering for 
the production P3 run, and I'm now convinced they're an ideal 
choice.
Their factory was very impressive, some of the products they were 
making are for very high-class studio equipment manufacturers, and 
the ball-park figures we talked about for the enclosure better than 
I imagined.
I picked up a lot of useful tips on how to go about finishing the 
design too, so I'll be getting the working drawings finished in the 
next week, and getting those boxes ordered, assuming I can pick a 
colour, finish, silk-screen legend, etc. etc...
Their lead times are around three weeks, so with a bit of luck, we 
could be looking at the end of November target.

Cheers,
Colin f

Cool !

So have you finally decided on the company name then ?


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<colin@c...> wrote:

> 
> I paid a visit to the engineering company I've been considering for 
> the production P3 run, and I'm now convinced they're an ideal 
> choice.
> Their factory was very impressive, some of the products they were 
> making are for very high-class studio equipment manufacturers, and 
> the ball-park figures we talked about for the enclosure better than 
> I imagined.
> I picked up a lot of useful tips on how to go about finishing the 
> design too, so I'll be getting the working drawings finished in the 
> next week, and getting those boxes ordered, assuming I can pick a 
> colour, finish, silk-screen legend, etc. etc...
> Their lead times are around three weeks, so with a bit of luck, we 
> could be looking at the end of November target.
> 
> Cheers,
> Colin f

> Cool !
> 
> So have you finally decided on the company name then ?

Unless I come up with a better idea by the time I do the silk screen, it'll
be Sequentix.

Cheers,
Colin f